January 2024
Version 6.03
January 10, 2024
Enhancements
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OAUTH protocol is now supported to read emails
Fixes
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Fixed issue with Robot Console replies not being received by Robot Alert.
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Passwords are now encrypted values and will not be displayed.
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Fixed issue with SMTP/POP3 RBA622 program not processing HTML replies in base64 correctly.
February 2021
Version 6.02
February 11, 2021
- Fixed issue with MCH1210 causing communication job to fail.
- Fixed issue communication job staying in TIMW status until Office 365 is restarted.
- Updated license agreement.
November 2019
Version 6.01
- Includes RBTSYSLIB 2.02.
- Removed invalid message on failed conversions.
- Alert now correctly shows up in Robot Network and other Robot product GUIs.
Version 6.00
- Robot Alert can now be installed to run in an iASP.
- Now compatible with Office 365.
June 2019
Version 5.72
- Modified POP3 processing to handle 2-way message replies in Office 365.
August 2018
Version 5.71
- There was an issue with RA62204 (error) being sent to QSYSOPR even when the message was sent successfully, but this has now been fixed.
September 2017
Version 5.70
- Minor, cosmetic changes to the display of the product name on screen.
May 2017
Version 5.69
- We increased the size of Robot Alert’s message history files
- You can now decide what you want included in the subject line of Alert messages. This includes the ability to remove the message ID, pager name, and system name from the subject line
February 2017
Version 5.68
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Added a message to the staged installation/update joblog stating that RBTSLEEPER must be inactive in order to update RBTSYSLIB (in the event RBTSLEEPER is active and causes a staged installation/update process to end in error)
August 2016
Version 5.68
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We reintroduced Alert ID information to the subject line of 1-way emails
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The message history purge program now deletes orphan records in RBAAT, RBAMA, and RBAMS
June 2016
Version 5.67
- Our license agreement has been updated
January 2016
Version 5.65
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The security settings for the control menu have been preserved
April 2015
Version 5.64
- Enhanced the SSL protocol for cloud mail services
November 2014
Version 5.63
- Improved 2-way messaging so that the Robot ALERT message ID, pager name, and system name are now preserved in the subject line
- Enhanced so you can choose a specific Ethernet IP to be used in Restricted State
- Creating new vendors, the default is now TCP/IP with a compressed subject line
- Prompting User Name on device (on the Maintain Device panel, RBA240), the finder limit was increased so you won’t receive an error if more than 999 user profiles exist
September 2014
Version 5.62
- Updated the license agreement
- Upon installation of Robot ALERT, a Help Systems IFS directory is created if it doesn’t already exist
- Added three additional certificates to SMTP.CONTROLADMIN.NET
- Enhanced license checking when Robot ALERT is installed in an iASP
- When you go into a menu, the QTEMP objects that are created are no longer owned by the current user
June 2014
Version 5.61
- Increase CFID field size for SNPP
April 2014
Version 5.60
- Secure Socket Layer (SSL ) for SMTP/POP3 communications
August 2013
Version 5.59
- Send a message to QSYSOPR when history is getting full
June 2013
Version 5.58
- Duplicate devices in the broadcast list