Rumble 1.3.0: API, BACnet, Fingerprints & More!

Rumble Network Discovery is now runZero!

Version 1.3.0 of Rumble Network Discovery is now live with a new Organization API, support for the BACnet protocol, tons of new fingerprints, and improvements across the Rumble Console user interface. If you haven’t had a chance to try runZero before, or would like to play with the new features, sign up for a free trial and let us know what you think!

Organization API #

Rumble now supports a REST API tied to Organization-specific API keys. This API can be used to pull data, manage tasks, import scans, and much more. Take a look at the Organization API documentation for details.

BACnet Support #

Discovery scans (via the Rumble Agent or runZero Scanner) now cover BACnet/IP by default, reporting the hardware type as advertised, and setting the type to BACnet. BACnet device IDs can be queried using the bacnet.id:"[val]" search term.

Fingerprint Updates #

Dozens of new fingerprints were added for HTML titles, HTTP servers, SIP servers, and SIP user-agents. Rumble can now identify a much larger selection of SIP devices, from call bridges to IP phones. These fingerprints are part of our open source contribution to the Recog project.

User Interface #

Its now easier to ever to invite team members and create accounts tied to specific sub-organizations. The invite screen now supports customization of the email subject, email message, and will use the inviter’s email address for the Reply-To header. In addition to team management improvements, the Rumble Console received updates to Site management, Organization management, and task display.

Happy new year!

Release Notes #

• Rumble Platform
• runZero Scanner
• Rumble Agent

Excited about the new features? Sign up for a free trial and give this release a spin!