NetIQ SecureLogin 9.0.1 enhances the product capability and resolves several previous issues. Many of these improvements were made in direct response to suggestions from our customers. We thank you for your time and valuable input. We hope you continue to help us ensure that our products meet all your needs. You can post feedback in the SecureLogin forum on our community website that also includes product information, blogs, and links to helpful resources. You can also share your ideas for improving the product in Ideas Portal.
For more information about this release and the latest release notes, see the NetIQ SecureLogin documentation page. Note that SecureLogin 9 documentation is available on the Micro Focus domain. For SecureLogin documentation versions prior to 9, see NetIQ Documentation.
If you have suggestions for documentation improvements, click comment on this topic at the bottom of any page in the HTML version of the documentation posted at the NetIQ SecureLogin documentation page.
NetIQ SecureLogin streamlines user authentication by providing a single secure login experience for all your desktop applications. For more information about SecureLogin, see NetIQ SecureLogin Overview Guide.
This release includes the following enhancements:
MatchReferer command is enhanced to use an optional argument [-regex]. This optional argument supports to use value as regular expression rather than exact match.
For more information, see MatchReferer in the NetIQ SecureLogin 9.0 Application Definition Guide.
The log for getText/Title command now provides additional details. It includes window handle, window class, and the parent window class name. When Title or getText appears to be blocked and takes a long time, additional log details may be used to identify attributes of the window, such as, class to be excluded.
The preference setting "Allow credentials to be deleted by the User through the GUI" is enhanced to be independent of "Allow credentials to be modified by the User through the GUI". Setting the "Allow credentials to be modified by the User through the GUI" to No, does not impact "Allow credentials to be deleted by the User through the GUI" and the credentials can be deleted.
Enabling the use SecureLogin as Thin Client for seamless login to Citrix and Terminal Server, the Automation workers such as WinSSO are no longer required. Windows SSO can be deselected for installation.
slAPI now supports access to user readable DirectoryAttributes information, GET sso:/Information/DirectoryAttributes/<attribute name>. For example, GET sso:/Information/DirectoryAttributes/sAMAccountName.
An additional Web preference is added to enable WebSSO defined applications as whitelist. When set to Yes, the whitelist rules are applied, that is, other web applications are not taken into consideration for Wizard auto prompting and Single Sign-On (SSO). You can use Add Application to override the preference and still consider applications for Wizard auto prompting and SSO.
By default, the preference is set to No.
This release introduces Analytics Dashboard, which provides visual analytics of access related data based on the usage, performance, and events of SecureLogin. This dashboard helps in visualizing the access patterns, tuning the policies, and getting insights about the usage of SecureLogin in your environment.
For more information, see Analytics Dashboard in the NetIQ SecureLogin 9.0 Administration Guide.
For information about how to install Analytics Dashboard, see Installing, Uninstalling, and Upgrading Analytics Dashboard Plug-in in the SecureLogin 9.0 Installation Guide.
SecureLogin now supports Windows 11.
This release provides a fix for CVE 2022-0778, OpenSSL vulnerability issue.
The following issues have been resolved in SecureLogin 9.0.1:
|
ID |
Module |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
455047 |
Client General |
Incorrect string format for function ConvertTime ?CurrTime(system) ?stringdate. |
|
220804 |
Client General |
.NET Window Finder crashes when used with Citrix Workspace. |
|
393072 |
Client General |
Unable to delete My Logins and restore inherited values. |
|
395056 |
Client General |
Inherited credentials changed when script is triggered. |
|
424089 |
Client General |
Unable to pass variable value including double quotes to command with RunEx. |
|
221201 |
Client General |
slwinsso causes 30+ CPU spike on Windows 10. |
|
220904 |
DataStore Migration |
Crash in slmigrationhelper. |
|
221017 |
Client General |
While editing the credentials of a win32/64 application when SecureLogin has not stored them, the process windows/raw/win32/flash crashes. |
|
382096 |
Single Sign-On Assistant |
Web based applications fail NTLM authentication in Mozilla Firefox when SSoA is enabled. |
|
245006 |
Single Sign-On Assistant |
Add Application using drag and drop selections on FF-95 with SSoA 3.3.5 is Broken. |
|
371041 |
Citrix Terminal Server Support |
Error when non-admin logs in to the server through a Citrix session. |
|
226708 |
Client General |
Error removing corrupt entry |
|
438020 |
Client General |
Delay in generating change password form. |
|
418032 |
DataStore Migration |
CPU Spike using Google Chrome or Edge Chromium with SLNativehost and Ivanti Application Control. |
|
224560 |
Client General |
Wrong password error when opening tray icon in offline mode. |
|
457053 |
Client Offline |
When client is logged without the network connectivity, NSL switches to offline. When connectivity is switched on, the client still stays offline. |
For information about hardware requirements, supported operating systems, and browsers, see NetIQ SecureLogin System Requirements.
After purchasing SecureLogin 9.0, download the software and the license from the Software License and Download portal. For information about how to download the product from this portal, watch the following video:
For information about how to install or upgrade, see SecureLogin 9.0 Installation Guide.
To upgrade to SecureLogin 9.01, you must be on one of the following versions of SecureLogin:
9.0
8.8
8.8.1
Upgrade or migration from SecureLogin 8.7 or lower might work, but it is not tested. Ensure that you test the upgrade from SecureLogin 8.7 or lower to SecureLogin 9.0.1 in your test environment before you upgrade in your production environment.
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