Changelog

 Last modified: September 17, 2026

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2026-10-27 - 15.0.528.26302

Improved / Updated

  • Security – Docusnap Server: A critical security vulnerability has been closed with this version (CVE-2026-108172).
  • Security – php2shell: Search definitions for the file search, an XML file for the recommended script-based Windows inventory, and reports for Linux, Windows, and macOS identify existing PHP installations.
  • Npcap/Nmap: Npcap has been updated to version 1.90 and Nmap to version 7.992.

Fixed

Inventory

  • Cisco Meraki: The inventory of Meraki environments now completes even if individual networks return incomplete configuration data.
  • Discovery Service: Jobs carried over from Docusnap 14 remain fully usable after the update; the discontinued Office 365 (Legacy) module no longer blocks their editing or execution.
  • Group Policies: A GPMC console installed directly on the Docusnap system is supported for the inventory of group policies.
  • Hyper-V: Hosts with VM replication are captured by the new Hyper-V inventory without a timeout.
  • IGEL Thin Clients: Devices used with changing docking stations are recognized by their serial number and are no longer created multiple times.
  • Linux Inventory: The sudo configuration is no longer reported as incomplete during interactive inventory.
  • SNMP: Additional programs via SSH are now executed on devices with multiple interfaces regardless of the IP address used.
  • SNMP: Zyxel stacks are documented with the port numbering of the individual stack members, including correct VLAN memberships.
  • SQL Server: SQL Server 2025 is recognized as a version during inventory and displayed accordingly.
  • Veeam B&R: Aborted inventories are now reported as errors, and VMs no longer receive restore points of other VMs.
  • Windows: The inventory now reliably provides the UEFI status, including Secure Boot and TPM, for all systems.
  • Windows: The Windows IP inventory takes deselected AD queries into account and no longer reports an AD error for these systems.

Documentation

  • Reports – Group Policies: The GPO reports are created regardless of which types of policy settings occur in a domain.
  • Cisco Meraki: Meraki switches appear in the switch and VLAN reports, and Meraki devices are shown by name instead of MAC address in the Topology Map.
  • Datasheets: The selection no longer contains Meraki switches; these are documented via the reports of the Meraki organization.
  • Hyper-V Documentation: Hosts from the new Hyper-V inventory appear in the generated documentation with all captured data.
  • Concepts: In the “Manage Data Elements” dialog, user columns are now populated, and filters on columns with translated values such as “Status” are saved.
  • Concepts: When concepts are stored and loaded, the descriptions of their folders are now transferred as well.
  • Concepts: Reports inserted into a concept are displayed again with the same line spacing as in the report itself.
  • Comparison Report: Comparisons across entire areas such as “Server” or “Linux” can be created as usual again, in the client as well as in Docusnap Web.

Application

  • Diagrams: The save button in the diagram respects role permissions; with read permission it remains disabled.
  • Docusnap Web: Mailbox permissions granted via groups and the Platform Security information of a system are now displayed.
  • Import: The CSV import resolves reference values regardless of language again, and the schema import of IT Assets overwrites existing classes as intended.
  • Physical Infrastructure: The export of cable connections is limited to occupied ports by default; a new option includes unoccupied ports as well if required.

2026-09-17 - 15.0.421.26259

Improved / Updated

  • Reports: A change in the handling of connection data improves security.
  • Enterprise Search: The field selection of the default index has been optimized and can still be extended freely.
  • Proxmox Inventory: Compatibility has been extended to Proxmox 9 and the capture of the HA status has been adapted accordingly.
  • Veeam B&R: The inventory of Veeam Backup & Replication 13.1 is now supported.

Fixed

Inventory

  • Group Policies: Segments and detail nodes of the policy settings are now captured completely.
  • Linux Inventory: Various errors that prevented the inventory result from being saved have been fixed.
  • Microsoft 365: The certificate message during the Exchange Online inventory via a Discovery Service with extended protection enabled has been fixed.
  • SNMP: The empty output of additional programs via Telnet/SSH on devices with a differing command prompt has been fixed.
  • SNMP: Various vendor-specific inventory issues (Mikrotik, Ubiquiti, HPE Aruba, Huawei, CyberPower) have been fixed.

Documentation

  • Reports – Virtualization: Reports without inventory data now display a note, and modules without data are omitted.
  • Network Map: SNMP devices with multiple IP addresses in different networks are now displayed correctly.
  • Topology Map: Manually created systems are now displayed with their connections.
  • Topology Map: Redundantly connected Hyper-V hosts are now displayed with all of their connections.

Application

  • Connect: Packages exported from Docusnap 15 are now imported with table names and query definitions.
  • Database: The error when creating a database with demo data on SQL Servers with a collation other than Latin1_General_CI_AS has been fixed.
  • Maintain Data Inventory: The missing listing of the AWS, Azure, and Microsoft 365 inventories has been fixed.
  • Discovery Service: Potential connection problems with the Docusnap Server after resetting the extended protection have been fixed.
  • Docusnap Web – Active Directory: The “All GPOs” overview is now displayed completely.
  • Additional Information - Passwords: A newly created key file is now accepted when the options are reopened.

2026-08-12 - 15.0.312.26223

Docusnap 15 has been released. The new features of this version are described in the Release Notes.