Known Issues - Post-release - Fixed with UMS 12.08.110
AD / LDAP integration
- AD login could fail when an UPN suffix was used for an AD user and with that the logon with user@domain name was not possible. 
Cloud IdP / SSO
- UMS console login with hostname (without domain) no longer worked. 
- Allow FQDN with uppercases. 
- Integrate umsstarter into - RMClient.exe(updating installer and protocol registration) to eliminate the separate JAR.
Console, common
- UMS Console only installations could run into a login/connect error if they were never connected to the UMS server. 
- The use of a hostname to connect to the console was not possible. 
Devices
- Timeout issues while saving settings of a device. 
Installer (Linux)
- Installer could not register mimetype for console login when package desktop-file-utils was missing on some Linux Systems. 
- Linux installation took a very long time on some systems. 
- On Ubuntu 22.04 and 24.04 when UMS was installed as a non-root service, the error "Wrong password" was always shown. 
Server, common
- OS 11 devices could not download assigned CICs. (OS 11 devices connected via ICG and OS 12 devices were not affected) 
UMS common
- Null pointer exception when reading a configuration file. 
WebDAV
- In Distributed UMS or HA environments, the WebDAV file synchronization failed. 
UMS Web App
Misc
- Login to the UMS Web App failed if the UMS Server is not listening on the default port (8443) 
- Removed unused dependency org.apache.httcomponents.client5:httpclient5:5.4.2 
- Igel-rest-libs version 12.8.2 was removed from the build. 
- Several dialogs were wrongfully displayed in full width in Chromium-based browsers. 
Users
- When a user is reassigned to a different group while logged in, the UI did not consistently reflect the change. 
Configuration
- Additional timeout issues while saving settings of a device. 
Search
- Permissions for a device-record were not properly calculated if the device was in bin on server-start and restored afterwards. 
- Not all received changes were correctly flushed into the index. 
