3.0.0 Release Notes

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This section provides information on the major features, fixes, and changes introduced in the new release 3.0.0 for Single Connect

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External MFA Provider “SecTrail” integration is now supported with configuration.

When the SAPM account owner is changed, the activity is now recorded in a separate log in the SAPM Logs.

RDP Profile Enhancements: File Upload and File Download options can now be allowed and/or denied through the Session Policy GUI.

Bulk Password Resetting is now available for GWT and React UI. Privileged users can request bulk password resetting for multiple accounts from the user interface. The request is taken from the GUI, and the password resetting process works as the backend process according to the defined job run intervals.
When privileged users want to edit an account for both STATIC and DYNAMIC, they may be required to leave a comment. This feature is optional and can be set from the SAPM Configuration.
While adding a new STATIC account with Dynamic Configuration, it is now possible to pass the credential verification step with configuration. This new feature provides quick onboarding functionality for the accounts. The credential check can later be enabled to convert these accounts into DYNAMIC accounts.
Pending approval requests are now shown on the Approval Management page. This helps privileged users know who might approve/reject their requests.
SAPM Password Change Period can now be controlled with a configurable parameter. This parameter allows setting the maximum value for the SAPM password change period.

Pending approval requests are now shown on the Approval Management page. This helps privileged users know who might approve/reject their requests.

HTTP Proxy

Some web applications prompt a pop-up window to perform authentication on the app. Single Connect now supports an auto-login configuration for such web applications.
Desktop client application now supports connecting to different URLs on the same IP and Port couples. This feature enables support when there is more than one authentication page under the same IP and port.
Sessions are now supported with Assigned Credentials.

TACACS+ protocol is now supported via Tenant Connector.

The system now allows the configuration of pre-defined parameters for all Windows devices in System Config Manager.
When there is no connection between the LDAP server and the TACACS+ module, the TACACS+ module can now authenticate the users from Single Connect’s Rest-based Authentication module.