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MultiPortal v1.1.1 Is Now Live
If you’re serious about scaling your reseller infrastructure, this release is for you.
MultiPortal v1.1.1 is now live, bringing sharper governance, greater VM flexibility and stronger operational confidence to service providers ready to scale properly. This isn’t just another update. It’s a meaningful step forward in how you manage resellers, tenants and virtual environments as your infrastructure expands.
Following our recent Release Candidate, we want to thank everyone who tested, shared feedback and helped us refine this version. Your input played a key role in making v1.1.1 stronger and production ready.
What’s New in v1.1.1
Reseller Quotas
Take control of capacity. Set defined limits for resellers to manage resource usage properly, protect infrastructure and prevent overconsumption before it becomes a problem.
VM Migration Between VDCs and Storage Policies
Move virtual machines across Virtual Data Centres and storage policies with ease. No disruption. No complexity. Just greater flexibility when managing customer environments.
Reseller Tenant Impersonation
Enable resellers to securely access tenant environments for faster troubleshooting and support. Reduce back and forth. Resolve issues quicker. Deliver a better customer experience.
Alongside these major features, v1.1.1 includes important improvements to stability, VM handling, storage validation, backups and dashboard accuracy to keep production environments running smoothly.
If you’ve been evaluating MultiPortal, this release makes the decision easier. You get stronger reseller governance, smoother VM mobility and better operational oversight, all within one platform.
You can read the full release notes here.
As always, we recommend backing up your MultiPortal environment and database before upgrading.
We’re excited about what this unlocks for our partners and customers. If you’re planning your deployment, reviewing your reseller strategy, or looking to scale with confidence, book a demo and we’ll walk you through how v1.1.1 can support your growth plans.
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