AgentX Manager is a security software component of AgentX responsible for managing and communicating with AgentX clients deployed across a network. It provides a centralized platform for monitoring and analyzing security events, enabling organizations to detect and respond to threats.
Release Date: March 25, 2025
Release Version: 1.6.0
Supported On: Logpoint v7.5.0 and above
Download: AgentX_1.6.0.pak
SHA256: eb4d858c84dc05c84e3c66a7a76ee8550a6f3d69c36c5e32d3abeb91cb7c3ea8
Documentation: AgentX guide
Key Information
- Upgrade AgentX Manager to v1.5.0 before upgrading to v1.6.0 to prevent errors during upgrade.
- After upgrading AgentX Manager to v1.6.0, upgrade AgentX Server to v1.6.0 to ensure that agents do not disconnect from distributed mode.
- In File integrity scanner or File Collection, use the short-name of files in the file path for files with commas in their names. See Known Issues for more details.
- After upgrading to v1.6.0, refresh the browser to see the UI changes.
- AgentX no longer provides active support and maintenance for AgentX Manager versions older than v1.4.6.
Enhancements
Description | Issue ID | Reference ID |
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Four new pre-configured templates are introduced:
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EDR-2869 | |
API calls made by AgentX Manager to check agent availability are optimized, reducing timeouts and improving performance. | EDR-2909 |
Bug Fixes
Description | Issue ID | Reference ID |
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Agent settings were redundantly updated every time AgentX configurations were changed, causing excessive disk usage, frequent timeouts, and performance delays. | EDR-2624 | #85987, #86546 |
In distributed mode, saving a default template without making changes caused the template settings to change, frequently restarting agents and stopping log collection. | EDR-2688 | #86386 |
Changes made to default templates were lost after upgrading AgentX Manager to v1.5.0, stopping log collection. | EDR-2869, EDR-1977 |
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Upgrading AgentX Server to v1.5.0 caused agents to disconnect from distributed mode, stopping log collection. |
EDR-2874 |
#89042, #88228 |
Creating a custom SSL certificate caused agents to be unassigned from their device groups temporarily, leading to log loss until they were reassigned. | EDR-2806 |
Previous Releases
AgentX Manager v1.5.0
Release Date: January 28, 2025
Release Version: 1.5.0
Supported On: Logpoint v7.5.0 and Later
Download: AgentX_1.5.0.pak
SHA256: 42bb4f469cdfebe837ec0f1c6d66782ef20933120ffa223ae4109139ff636c6f
Documentation: AgentX guide
Key Information
- Don't change the Osquery path while installing AgentX Client as it causes a path not recognized error and interrupts installation. Go here to learn more about this issue.
- AgentX Client installation may occasionally pause and display a command prompt. In this case, press Enter to continue the installation.
Vulnerability Fixes:
The following vulnerabilities are fixed:
Description |
Issue ID |
Reference ID |
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CVE-2023-42463 | - | - |
CVE-2023-50260 | - | - |
CVE-2022-40497 | - | - |
A vulnerability caused by limited access controls allowed li-admin users to access sensitive information about Logpoint deployment. | EDR-2835 | #85678 |
Bug Fix:
The following bug is fixed:
Description |
Issue ID |
Reference ID |
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AgentX fails to collect Windows logs when wildcard patterns are used to match folder names in File Collection. | EDR-2023 | #83708 |
AgentX Manager v1.4.6
AgentX Manager is a security software component of AgentX responsible for managing and communicating with AgentX clients deployed across a network. It provides a centralized platform for monitoring and analyzing security events, enabling organizations to detect and respond to threats.
Release Date: October 30, 2024
Release Version: 1.4.6
Supported On: Logpoint v7.5.0 and Later
Download: AgentX_1.4.6.pak
SHA256: cfc95e53cb366603faa770d3faacc90d8b12d5824510736d61adec02387beade
Documentation: AgentX guide
Key Information
- AgentX Cluster can only be configured on a Distributed Logpoint set up using an IP address.
- When using AgentX, keep the IP address as the Logpoint server alias in System Settings. Don’t modify it. If you do, an "AgentX server is down" error is triggered when adding a device in AgentX.
- If there are multiple network interfaces, AgentX configuration is applied only to the primary interface. To implement the configuration on the secondary interface, your network administrator must configure it within your routing protocol.
- Downgrading AgentX Server from v1.4.2 to v1.2.0 after installing AgentX Manager v1.4.6 may cause log loss and is not recommended. If a downgrade is necessary, contact support.
If you are using AgentX in distributed mode, then upgrading it from previous versions to v1.4.6 will break the connection between all nodes in the distributed architecture, stopping log transmission across the entire setup. The workaround can be found here. - AgentX Manager v1.2.1 is not compatible with AgentX Server v1.4.2. Go to version compatibility matrix for more information.
- When upgrading the AgentX Server, please note that the new version may take some time to reflect due to its file size exceeding 500MB.
- The installation of Windows Installer v1.4.2 might take more than one minute.
- Find the known issues for AgentX here.
Enhancement:
Description |
Issue ID |
Reference ID |
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AgentX v1.4.6 is now compatible with Logpoint v7.5.0. | - | - |
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