TMT Fleet Maintenance V.2022.1.3 Release Notes
This section contains information on the latest version, including resolved issues (application improvements)
Warnings
Important information, please read
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TMT Client-Server (Delphi) 2019.4.1 or any earlier version cannot be used with TMT Fleet Maintenance 2022.1.3. Do not upgrade unless you are ready to go to TMT Web only.
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Customers using both Integration Options and Windows Authentication should set up their systems so that User drop-down lists use the WINUSER value, instead of the USERNAME value.
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This version requires .Net Framework 4.8. See the hardware requirements for more information.
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Customers who are on versions of TMT Web before 2021.3 may be exposed to a vulnerability documented by one of our third-party software vendors (Telerik). Guidance varies depending on the installed TMT Web version (see below). For information directly from Telerik, please use this xref: https://docs.telerik.com/devtools/aspnet-ajax/knowledge-base/common-allows-javascriptserializer-deserialization
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2021.3, 2021.3.2, 2021.3.3, 2022.1, and later
These versions use an upgraded Telerik version that has patched the vulnerability. No changes are needed.
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2019.4
A future service pack will include patched Telerik DLLs. In the meanwhile, remediation is possible via web.config changes.
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2019.2
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Remediation possible with web.config changes in this version and higher (2019.2-2021.2.X).
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Before 2019.2:
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Remediation is not possible with web.config changes. You must upgrade.
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For Delphi/Web hybrid customers, see 2019.4 section above. For all others, we would suggest you upgrade to the latest version of TMT Web.
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Telerik Vulnerability Remediation
Please refer to this link for detailed steps on patching this vulnerability:
This involves web.config changes, and it can be done without taking an upgrade. However, we strongly encourage you to upgrade to a later version of TMT Web for the greatest level of mitigation.
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Before upgrading your production environment, Trimble recommends that you read the hardware requirements and install the latest version in a test environment. If you have questions, please contact your Trimble customer representative. |
Changes to hardware requirements
This version has new SQL Server requirements. You must be using SQL Server 2016 or later to use TMT Web V.2022.1 or later.
For SQL Server 2016, the minimum compatibility mode is 130. TMT Web will also support modes 140 and 150.
There are two files from Microsoft that are required for this version:
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SQL Server 2016 CLR Types
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SQL Server 2016 Shared Management Objects
You must download and run both files using these links before upgrading to TMT Web V.2022.1:
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SQL Server 2016 SP2 feature pack
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SQL Server 2016 SP3 feature pack
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You must not delete the 2008R2 CLR/SMO SQL Server components from any TMT Web environment when installing or upgrading. The installer is still using these components at this time. |
Windows Server and SQL Server upgrades are included in TMT Web software as a service (TMT Web SaaS). For information about upgrading to TMT Web SaaS or other technical questions, contact Dawn Siegel at [email protected].
If you have technical questions, contact TMT Support:
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Email
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Phone
800-663-0626. Select option 6, and then option 3.
Windows Server and SQL Server Support
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Windows Server 2012, 2016, and 2019 support SQL Server 2016.
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Windows Server 2022 does not support SQL Server 2016.
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Windows Server 2012, 2016, 2019, and 2022 support SQL Server 2017.
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Windows Server 2016, 2019, and 2022 support SQL Server 2019.
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Windows 2012 does not support SQL Server 2019.
Internet Explorer 11 End of Life
Starting June 15, 2022, Microsoft will stop supporting Internet Explorer 11 (IE) for some operating systems. Users affected by the IE end of life can use Microsoft Edge in IE mode. The Edge IE mode supports sites that need IE.
IE is a part of the Windows operating system. As such, Microsoft will provide IE 11 security updates and support for Windows versions on which IE is installed. This will continue as long as Microsoft supports those versions. For more information, see https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/lifecycle/faq/internet-explorer-microsoft-edge.
The end of IE will affect Interactive Workstation (IWS) users. IWS users can use Edge in IE Mode or consider switching to Trimble Technician Portal (TTP). For details on TTP, see:
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