> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.octoxlabs.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.octoxlabs.com/release-notes/previous-releases/octoxlabs-5.x/release-notes-v5.6.0.md). # Release Notes - v5.6.0 We are excited to share the **Octo Network Scanner, Update Service,** a new inventory that gives information about **Cloud Services**, several new integrations, and improvements to existing ones. Below is a structured summary of the key enhancements included in this release. ### 1. Update Service We have enabled **online Update Service.** System improvements and feature updates can now be delivered instantly after completing a one-time configuration. This enhancement eliminates the need to wait for standard package releases — updates are seamlessly integrated into your environment as soon as they become available. As a result, you can ensure your system always operates with the latest features, fixes, and optimizations, maintaining both efficiency and security at all times. ### 2. Octo Network Scanner Adapter Meet our **Octo Network Scanner** adapter! It allows our product to perform host discovery within your environment and identify network assets effortlessly. Once scans are completed, all discovered assets will automatically appear on your Device Inventory page, giving you instant visibility into your network. When enabling the NMAP adapter — i.e., when creating a connection — you can apply the following restrictions specific to the scan you want to run: * **Target Selection** * You can separate your targets as shown on the connection page and select multiple targets. * It is a required field. * **Resolve DNS** * **Port Selection** * You can choose the specific ports you want to scan, or proceed using one of the three options available on the connection page: * No Port Scan * Top Thousand Ports * Top SYN Scan * **Host Discovery Selection** * From here you can pick a ping option and enter a specific value for that selected ping option. * **Aggressive Discovery** * **Service Discovery** * **Advanced Discovery Customization** * From here you can set **Min Parallelism** and **Min Rate.** ### 3. Service Inventory With the new **Service Inventory**, you will be able to manage all your cloud services in one place. The Query Wizard, already available across our platform, will also be supported in this inventory. With your created Saved Queries, you will be able to: * Add charts or widgets to your dashboards. * Generate scheduled or on-demand reports. #### 3.1. Service Inventory Listing Page On the service listing screen, only the data provided by Azure integration will be displayed for the time being. #### 3.2. Service Inventory Detail Page On the service detail page you will find detailed information about the services. ### New Adapters * Citrix WAF & Load Balancer * Buildkite * ManageEngine Active Director y Manager Plus ### Major Features * Update on group permission relations * Reduce PDF report sizes from the 10–15 MB range to approximately 1-2 MB * Add **bulk-delete** enability for device relations. * Add **Lowest Security Score Widget** to platform * Add change query enability to **Scheduled Reports** ### Minor Features * Update the **Illumio Core** adapter * Update the **Bizzy** adapter * Update connection page of **Grafana** adapter * Update the **ForeScout NAC** adapter * Update the **Secfusion API** adapter ### Resolved Issues * Fix search issue on System Activities page * Fix infinite token issue on **Aruba ClearPass** adapter * Fix “Illegal Argument Exception” issue on **Vectra AI** adapter * Fix discovery failing to start when Syslog cannot be accessed --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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