2.21.1 Release Notes
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Release Summary
Privileged Account Discovery and Onboarding
- Distinguishing Service and Application Accounts on Linux devices (Linux Audit Report)
Logging and Reporting
- The export quality is improved in dashboards and charts for scheduled reports. The export quality for these reports is now completely identical to the on-demand export functionality.
Privileged Access and Governance
- The privileged users can now see who will approve their reservation requests and other approval requests on the Approval Management Page.
- Approver managers can revoke the requests that they previously approved before the real connection date&time.
- The privileged users can create connection reservation requests for the HTTP Proxy.
- The privileged users can create reservation requests for the RDP Remote Applications.
- The on-demand connection approval requests can be made and approved/rejected on RDP Remote Application basis.
- The messages sent with the approval/reject requests for Connection and Command Approval are clarified.
- Approval Workflows Improvements are as follows:
- An escalation matrix can be defined when an approver does not approve/reject a request in a specified period. The task in waiting status is assigned to the other approver defined in the escalation matrix.
- Delegation capability is delivered for the approver and requester.
- The Comment field is added to the approval flow.
- When privileged users try to connect a device that has a pre-defined connection approval process, they will receive a message asking if they want to proceed or not.
- In CLI Proxy, the privileged user will be able to see the real approver user names.
Privileged Credentials Management
- It is now possible, through configuration, to create SAPM static accounts without credential verification on the target device.
- Bulk password reset is available from the GUI (GWT). The same capability will be delivered for React in 3.0.0.
Privileged Session Manager
- Extension on SSH Key Algorithms Support
- Key Exchange Algorithms: diffie-hellman-group-exchange-sha256
- Host Key Algorithms: ssh-rsa ecdsa-sha2-nistp256 ecdsa-sha2-nistp384
- Single Connect supports Privileged Sessions through the Ericsson ENM and other Ericsson nodes managed by ENM.
- HTTP proxy certificates can now be imported through the desktop client automatically instead of manually.
Data Access Manager (SQL Proxy)
- 2FA Support for Oracle Databases
Multitenancy
- Jobs frequencies are optimized for Multitenancy Default Installation for better performance management.
Platform Features
- Mobile Application features (Password Manager and Approval Management) are protected through 2FA with the registration token mechanism to prevent the exposure of stolen user credentials.