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Everything since the 3.0.0 release ships as 3.1.0: session VNC passwords, the bastion's listen rights, device-bound command signatures, update queueing on the agent, the console's card filters, tooltips and reconnect after sleep, and the server's housekeeping. Numbers only; no code change.

What

  • All seven components (agent, updater, console, Lite, Linux console, racctl, server): 3.1.0.0.
  • CHANGELOG.md: the section is "What's New in 3.1.0" with every component at 3.1.0.0; the intermediate build numbers are gone from the prose; the .NET line names the 10.0.14 the builds carry.
  • README.md: version badge 3.1.0, Contents link, and the compact What's New for 3.1.0 linking to the full list.

No schema change. Solution builds with 0 warnings; 264 tests pass.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • VNC passwords are scoped to individual sessions.
    • Operators can request listen grants for bastion connections.
    • Commands are bound to devices.
  • Improvements
    • Updated rollout and console behavior, along with server housekeeping.
    • Updated reporting for tooltip cleanup and active VNC tunnels, including the older-agent cutoff.
    • Updated the minimum agent version for rejecting unbound command signatures.
  • Release
    • Components are now version 3.1.0.0; no schema change is included.

The 3.0.0.x work since the 3.0.0 release (session passwords, bastion listen rights, device-bound commands, update queueing, the console's filters, tooltips and reconnects, the server's housekeeping) ships as one release. All seven components carry 3.1.0.0; the changelog's section is named 3.1.0 and no longer names the intermediate build numbers; the README's What's New is the compact 3.1.0 summary with a link to the full list.

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The release update sets all seven project versions to 3.1.0.0. The README and changelog replace earlier release information with 3.1.0 notes, including updates to compatibility details and the listed .NET servicing version.

Changes: 3.1.0 Release Update

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Set project versions
src/RemoteAgent.Updater/RemoteAgent.Updater.csproj, src/RemoteAgent/RemoteAgent.csproj, src/RemoteClient.Cli/RemoteClient.Cli.csproj, src/RemoteClient.Linux/RemoteClient.Linux.csproj, src/RemoteClient.Lite/RemoteClient.Lite.csproj, src/RemoteClient/RemoteClient.csproj, src/RemoteServer/RemoteServer.csproj
All seven project version declarations now use 3.1.0.0.
Update release documentation
README.md, CHANGELOG.md
The README badge, contents link, and release notes now identify version 3.1.0. The changelog updates the release summary, tooltip and VNC compatibility notes, the command-signature version cutoff, and the listed Windows and server .NET servicing version.

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The README could lead an administrator to think bastion listen restrictions are active right after deployment. They are not until enforcement is enabled. Clarify this in the docs before or shortly after merge. The release itself contains only version and documentation changes.

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Comment thread README.md
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- **A device may listen on the bastion only when an operator has just asked**, and only on its own two ports:
the server writes a grant at every open-tunnel and the bastion's sshd goes by it (`deploy/steps/05-bastion.sh`,

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State when bastion listen restrictions take effect.

The README mentions observe mode, but does not say that listen ports remain unrestricted until an administrator enables enforcement.

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@@ -66,9 +66,12 @@
 - **The VNC password belongs to the session.** The server chooses it at open-tunnel, the agent sets it on its
   VNC server before the tunnel comes up, and the operator gets it only once the device has let the request in;
   it is kept for an hour and not rotated under a running session. An older agent keeps its standing password.
-- **A device may listen on the bastion only when an operator has just asked**, and only on its own two ports:
-  the server writes a grant at every open-tunnel and the bastion's sshd goes by it (`deploy/steps/05-bastion.sh`,
-  observe mode first). A file session brings up the file port alone.
+- **Bastion listen restrictions start in observe mode.** Listen ports remain unrestricted until an administrator
+  enables enforcement. First test one device with
+  `echo <deviceId> | sudo tee /var/lib/remoteserver/ssh/tunnel-grants-enforce`, then open its VNC and files.
+  To enforce restrictions for all devices, run `sudo truncate -s0 /var/lib/remoteserver/ssh/tunnel-grants-enforce`.
+  Once enforced, a device may listen only after an open-tunnel grant and only on its own granted ports.
+  A file session brings up the file port alone.
 - **Commands are device-bound only** - the agent refuses the unbound signature form; enrollment files are no
   longer trusted by their names; locking file transfer at the device ends a running session.
 - **Rollouts that take**: the agent queues a rollout's packages and runs them in order (its own last), waits a
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Review comment at @README.md around lines 69 - 70:
Update the README’s bastion listen-restrictions section to state that listen
ports remain unrestricted in observe mode until an administrator enables
enforcement. Preserve the existing explanation of grant-based restrictions after
enforcement and the file-session behavior.

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