Changelog

New features, fixes, and changes to ScoutDNS. Newest first.

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New product documentation site at scoutdns.com/docs

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We launched a complete product documentation site at scoutdns.com/docs, replacing the legacy help knowledge base.

What’s in it

  • Getting Started, quickstart for WAN forwarding, dynamic IP setup, setup guide for MSPs.
  • Admin Console, walkthroughs of users and roles, MFA, notifications, and how objects (sites, networks, policies) relate.
  • Deployment & Agents, roaming client setup, relay setup, VPN considerations, browser HTTPS errors, agent diagnostics.
  • Policies & Filtering, working with policies, allow/block lists, Safe Search, YouTube Restricted Mode, custom block pages, category reference.
  • Integrations & SSO, Entra ID, generic SSO, SIEM data export.
  • API & Reference, API access and authentication.

What’s new about it

  • Fast in-page search powered by Pagefind.
  • Three-column article layout with section nav and scroll-spy table of contents.
  • GitHub-style callouts, numbered procedures, copy-to-clipboard on every code block, image lightbox.
  • Mobile-friendly with a collapsible section nav.
  • Direct deep-link support from inside the Admin Console.

The legacy help.scoutdns.com knowledge base will be retired in a future release; all article URLs will 301-redirect to their new home.

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Introducing the ScoutDNS changelog

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This is the new home for everything we ship to ScoutDNS, our product, our admin console, our agents, our docs, and our integrations.

What you’ll find here

  • New features when we add them ([Added]).
  • Behavior changes when we adjust how something works ([Changed]).
  • Bug fixes when we resolve issues ([Fixed]).
  • Deprecations and removals with as much advance notice as we can give ([Deprecated], [Removed]).
  • Security advisories for anything customers should act on ([Security]).

Entries are listed newest-first. Each one has a permalink so the Admin Console (and you) can deep-link straight to a specific update.

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Why now

We’ve outgrown the “tucked in a blog post” approach to release notes. A dedicated changelog gives admins a single, scannable place to see what’s changed since they last logged in, and it gives our team a clean contract to commit to: if it ships, it gets an entry here.