6GHz support is now available, the agent is Tri-Band capable and can monitor 2.4/5/6GHz

The UXI agent no longer monitors every wireless network the device connects to. Instead, it will only test networks defined in the "Wireless" List on the UXI cloud dashboard and assigned to the group where the agent is.

Supported Zebra devices with Android 11 or greater and later versions of LifeGuard will now get a free 6-month trial out of the box for Zebra Wireless Insights (WI) when using the UXI Agent. The trial license is available to the UXI Agent without needing to go through a license installation process, helping you get started faster. The specific lifeguard versions are described below:

"*" denotes device models that require Zebra mDNA license as pre-requisite for Wireless Insights.

NOTE: devices with A10 or Oreo (supporting WI) do require WI Trial or Subscription License for initiating Pilot in any A10 or Oreo SW build #.

The UXI agent collects Zebra Wireless Insights license information for devices running the above lifeguard versions and displays the license status and expiration on the UXI dashboard.

The agent now collects the device MAC address from Zebra devices, helping you identify which specific devices the agent is installed on.

You can now remove a network from an agent in the UXI dashboard. This allows you to remove networks that the agent is no longer testing. If the agent is still connected to a removed network or rejoins the network, the network will be added back automatically.

Some telnet tests caused the agent to freeze. This issue has been resolved.

The captive portal on the network caused the agent to freeze. This issue has been resolved.

You can onboard via QR code using any camera, where previously only a rear-facing camera was used.

The agent name is sent to the dashboard only when provisioning. There were cases where the device would update its name in the dashboard, which has now been corrected.

An invalid display of storage permission in the agent in the app screen UI has been resolved.

Users can now configure the agent to use a specific mac address via MDM

HPE Aruba Networking access point names are now visible on the UXI dashboard if the AP is advertising the AP name.

Device model numbers are now visible on the UXI dashboard.

Minor fix to increase the accuracy of the DNS lookup time measurement

Minor fix to limit charts from displaying invalid default values for network speed measurements

General stability improvements

Display agent version in the app UI

Display Voice Analysis issues identified by Zebra Wireless Insights.

Support for A12 and A13

You can now onboard Zebra devices using the built-in scanner if the device does not have a camera.

Various small bug fixes