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Please note that the licensing system has been updated, and existing licenses issued before July 2017 will not work for opEvents opReports 3.0.14: You will have to obtain an updated license for this version of opReports.
You can check your licenses by visiting the My Licenses page; If unsure about your options, please email contact@opmantek.com.

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• The Report Scheduling GUI was reworked completely which should make it much easier to use.
• The Interface Capacity report offers more flexible percentile display options.
  You can now choose between showing
  
  • the 95th percentile for combined in and out utilisation,
  • or separate percentiles for in and out utilisation,
  • or the display of all three measurements (in, out and combined).
• The validity checks for report schedules were extended, and invalid combinations of report options are now reported better.
• The opReports scheduler is now started every 5 minutes by default (before: once hourly).
• The installer was adjusted to support all recent mainstream Linux distributions: Debian 7, 8 and 9, CentOS/RedHat 6 and 7.
• opReports now supports the new selection source "Business Service", which lets you select nodes and interfaces from one or more opCharts Business Service definitions.
  This feature requires that opCharts is installed (and licensed) on the same system. Like all other dynamic selection sources (e.g. node regular expression, group membership), Business Service selections are expanded at report creation time.
  
  Please note: when you add a license for opCharts for the first time, then it may take up to one hour for opReports to detect opCharts as available. Until then you'd see an empty list of Business Services in opReports' scheduling GUI. The simplest workaround is to restart the omkd application (using sudo service omkd restart) after the licenses are installed.
• This version of opReports supports Delegated Authentication.
• The landing page at /omk now checks for updates for all installed applications.
• When opReports emails Zipped reports, Javascript files are not included anymore.
  GMail recently started rejecting all emails with JS files in them, which made it impossible to email opReports reports where GMail was involved.
  Furthermore, CSS files are now embedded in the report HTML when generating Zip archives.
• The Node Availability report now correctly embeds graphs in XLSX outputs when instructed; in earlier versions graphs were incorrectly omitted unless HTML output was also selected.
• Problems with the generation of scheduled reports are now handled more robustly and better error indications are shown in the GUI.
• A new report  type called "Traffic Snapshot" was added. This report type integrates with and depends on opCharts Business Services.
• Various internal robustness improvements and bug fixes.

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