Fixes that keep your devices and team passwords safe. FIXES • Your device list is no longer emptied when PocketAdmin starts in the background before you first unlock your iPhone after a restart • Restoring a backup no longer marks every device as just edited, which could undo teammates' newer changes • A team device's password is no longer removed from this iPhone when a teammate's change reaches it while it is locked • Example addresses in the DNS, Subnet Sweep and SNMP discovery fields are generic ones If PocketAdmin has saved you a trip to the closet, a rating helps other admins find it.

Joining a team is easier. TEAMS • Join a team takes a pasted invitation link. If tapping the link opened iCloud's web page instead of PocketAdmin (in Slack, Teams or Outlook, or on a computer), copy it and paste it on the Team screen • A team you joined on another iPhone or iPad now appears on this one too, without a new link • Only the team's owner or an admin can take a site out of a team. It asks first, and the team's Activity shows who did it If PocketAdmin has saved you a trip to the closet, a rating helps other admins find it.

Fixes, and tighter handling of passwords. SECURITY • Out-of-Band: Copy password asks for Face ID first, and the copy stays on this phone for a minute instead of reaching your Mac • Out-of-Band: each web console opens with a fresh sign-in, with Fill Login after Face ID, instead of keeping the session on the phone • Paste curl keeps a pasted Authorization, Cookie or API-key header out of the saved request, and Copy as curl asks for Face ID before copying a secret FIXES • Face ID no longer closes a New login opened from a login picker, taking what you typed with it • LAN Scanner and the IP manager no longer give every host iOS's placeholder MAC (02:00:00:00:00:00), so Wake on LAN and Pinpoint don't use it • Web & APIs: a {{variable}} with no value is named instead of sent, a {{baseUrl}} request can be sent once it's set, and a port past 65535 no longer closes the app • Paste curl reads the bodies Chrome and Firefox copy, and Windows' "Copy as cURL (cmd)"; Copy as curl sends what Send sends • Notifications are asked for only when you turn on something that sends them, with a sentence saying why If PocketAdmin has saved you a trip to the closet, a rating helps other admins find it.

nslookup checks DNS propagation: Compare servers asks the zone's own nameservers, Cloudflare, Google, Quad9 and your phone's DNS the same question and flags any that haven't caught up. SOA shows the zone's serial, and SRV, CAA and DS join the record types. Asked for on the feature board by a PocketAdmin user. Thank you! A new icon, too: your terminal, docked in a pocket. Same app, easier to spot. FIXES • Uptime Watch no longer counts a check the phone slept through, or one that was called off, as a failure • Saving a QR code to Photos asks only to add, and says when it couldn't If PocketAdmin has saved you a trip to the closet, a rating helps other admins find it.

Backup Jobs now reads Duplicati 2.1 and later: each backup's last run and how long it took, its warnings and errors, the next scheduled run, and how much is stored where it goes. A failed backup alerts you like any other source. ALSO • Verify Servers comes first on Devices while a server's identity is still unchecked FIXES • SFTP and port forwards no longer hang when a server goes quiet; SFTP shows long folder names in full and opens symlinked folders • Syslog & Traps acknowledges SNMP informs, so devices stop resending them • Pinpoint finds the port on more switches that keep their MAC tables per VLAN • Topology keeps switches that share a name, and each scan stays with its site • Closer CVE matching for IOS-XE and IOS XR; Domain Health counts every SPF include • Saving an iperf3 server no longer removes other devices, and bundle imports bring in every device • Deleting a site asks first and says what goes with it • Telnet no longer echoes a password typed at a prompt, and PAN-OS keys stay out of request addresses • A copied generated password clears from the clipboard after a minute • Crash fixes in the HTTP / TLS Checker, SNMP and server verification • Ports and VLANs print as plain numbers, plus fixes in the certificate, Base64, subnet, UUID and JWT tools

PocketAdmin 1.3 is the biggest update yet. TEAMS Share sites, devices, logins, files and monitors with your team, synced through iCloud with passwords encrypted end to end. Roles, a shared activity history, and a notification when a teammate changes something. Creating a team is a subscription with the first month free; joining one is free. NEW TOOLS • Topology: your network map, drawn from what the switches report over LLDP and CDP • Pinpoint: which switch port an IP, MAC or device is on, even from a photo of its label • Hypervisor: Proxmox, vCenter and Nutanix guests: power, snapshots, migrate and clone • Out-of-Band: server management controllers over Redfish or IPMI, with fault alerts • Backup Jobs: did last night's backups run, and why one failed, across Veeam, Proxmox, Nutanix, TrueNAS, Synology and more • Vulnerabilities: known CVEs for the firmware your devices actually run • Passwords: logins with one-time codes, Wi-Fi, SSH keys and API tokens; imports from Bitwarden • Files: documents and photos filed under the site or device they belong to ALSO • Shut a port, power-cycle PoE and set port labels from the switch's port map • Monitor any SNMP value, like UPS runtime or temperature, and keep checking on any screen • Plain explanations when a connection fails, and site DNS servers for working over a VPN • Feature Board: suggest and vote on what comes next

New tools Bulk Run — one saved command across many devices at once, results side by side Uptime Watch — HTTP, TCP, ping and DNS monitors with a heartbeat bar and alerts on state change Expiry Watch — TLS certificates and domain registrations, warned about before they lapse Also changed Site Mode — keeps monitors checking while you're on site, including when you switch apps, with a Live Activity on the Lock Screen Check Monitors from Shortcuts — run the monitors hourly, or whenever you arrive at a client's site Clips fill the viewer instead of sitting in a letterbox What's New rows open the tool they name, including from Settings

Remote Desktop (RDP) — new A real Windows remote desktop client built on FreeRDP. Metal‑accelerated, works over an RD Gateway, and connects with Network Level Authentication. Trackpad and Direct Touch modes. Trackpad moves the pointer relatively with acceleration so your finger never covers what you're clicking; Direct Touch taps and drags exactly where you touch. The mode is saved per server. Full keyboard, including Enter, Backspace, Escape, Tab, arrows, Ctrl/Alt/Win, and Ctrl+Alt+Delete. Hardware keyboards work throughout. Two‑finger scrolling, pinch to zoom, and the view follows the pointer when magnified. Clipboard sharing. Copy on the server and it lands on your phone; paste from your phone into the session. Rotate freely. The desktop reshapes to portrait or landscape, reconnecting automatically on servers that don't support live resizing — your open windows survive it. Certificate review with fingerprint, and the option to trust permanently. New tools VNC — cross‑platform remote desktop for Macs, Linux boxes, and appliances. SNMP suite — port finder (track a MAC to a switch port), interface health, utilization graphs, error sweep, PoE watch, link‑flap detection, VLAN traffic, and neighbor discovery. Syslog receiver — collect log messages from network gear on your phone. PCAP reader — open and inspect packet captures. REST client — send HTTP requests with headers and bodies. DHCP probe — find DHCP servers and see what they hand out. SFTP file browser — browse, download, and upload over an SSH connection. SSH port forwarding — local tunnels to reach services behind a jump host. Devices — a single inventory Every tool now works from one shared list of devices, so a switch is entered once and available everywhere. Shared logins reused across devices, stored in the Keychain. Sites for grouping by building or customer, with filtering across the app. Encrypted device sharing to hand a set of devices to a colleague. Backup and restore for everything the app saves. Clone, filter, and sort. SNMPv3 Full authentication and encryption — SHA‑1 through SHA‑512, AES‑128 and DES, at every security level. Estates that have turned off v1/v2c for sending community strings in cleartext are now supported. Failures say what's actually wrong instead of timing out. SSH Sessions stay alive when you leave the screen. Host key trust prompts. Shift+Tab and an expanded key bar. Also Shareable reports from any tool. A Recents button on each tool. Port Scanner accepts the full port range. iperf3 ships with a public test server and lets you name saved targets. Fixed a hang in port forwarding.

New in this version: • Measure — AR distance measuring for cable runs, rack clearance, and AP spacing • NFC Reader — scan tags and badges to read type, UID, and NDEF records • Fixes and refinements across the toolkit