Firmware vulnerability updates correctly identify the release numbers of Juniper Junos devices.

The Last Config Backup Date widget on the Config Summary view no longer shows a different value than the Last Backup Date on the Configuration Management view in certain situations. Both values reflect the last attempted download time.

To save job results to a non-default location, you must provide credentials to give NCM write access. If you change only the default file name and then revoke write access, the following error message no longer appears when you edit the job:

Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.

NCM made improvements to prevent slow performance in the web console.

Out-of-the-box firmware upgrade templates and config change templates are no longer duplicated each time a user upgrades or re-runs the Configuration Wizard.

When an inventory scan runs, neither of the following errors are written to the C:\ProgramData\SolarWinds\Collector\Logs\Collector.Service.txt file when NCM writes data to the NCM_CiscoFlash table:

System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException (0x80131904): Cannot insert the value NULL into column 
'FlashFileName', table 'GNO_Orion2.dbo.NCM_Cisco_FlashFiles'; column does not allow nulls. INSERT 
fails.

System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException (0x80131904): Arithmetic overflow error converting expression to 
data type int.
The statement has been terminated.

If a config change report specifies that an email should be sent only when there are changes, and the job runs but there are no changes, the report no longer generates the message Emailed report (when no email was sent). The report now generates the message No changes were detected. An email will not be sent.

The SolarWinds SCP server, which is installed with NCM, now has DSA, RSA, and ECDSA public key lengths that are long enough to be considered secure.

NCM monitors for Data Processing Engine (DPE) jobs that are hung in the post-processing phase. If it detects a non-responsive job, it stops the job, clears any related artifacts from the cache, and retries the job. If needed, advanced options to adjust default behavior are available to SolarWinds Support.