Version 3.21 (April 2021)
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Version 3.21 (April 2021)
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New features and enhancements
Supported platforms, database management systems, and other third-party products
LDAP Synchronization Tool now supports the following products:
Operating systems
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7, 64-bit (version 7.8 and later)
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6, 64-bit (version 6.10 and later)
CentOS 7, 64-bit (version 7.8 and later)
CentOS 6, 64-bit (version 6.10 and later)
Fixes and other updates
Issue OAS‑5233: Panel size issue in LDAP Synchronization Tool Configuration Utility
Description: The elements of the inner panels of the LDAP and OAS tabs found in the Profiles panel of the LDAP Synchronization Tool Configuration Utility are too large, which causes a vertical scroll bar to appear.
Status: This issue has been fixed.
Issue OAS-2045 (Support Case CS0043800): Improved time handling in LDAP Synchronization Tool Configuration Utility
Description: Due to an incorrect GUI element, you cannot specify an interval in the Repeat interval field when configuring profile options.
Affects: LDAP Synchronization Tool 3.20
Status: This issue has been fixed.
Deprecated components and features
SOAP support
LDAP Synchronization Tool no longer uses the SEAL protocol but supports SOAP instead. The default value for the SOAP ports is 8888. To ensure full functionality, adapt and configure your client configuration accordingly:
Adapt the SSL settings:
Windows: The certificate must now be imported to the Windows certificate store.
Linux: The path to the certificate must be specified via the LDAP Synchronization Tool Configuration Utility (Profiles > OAS tab).
Change the port information to use the SOAP port (8888).
If you have implemented a firewall or some routing or port forwarding mechanism, you may need to update your configuration.
Once you have completed these steps (if applicable), change the used protocol ID of the relevant client component(s) from SEAL to SOAP on the authentication servers.
Deleting user records
With the use of the SOAP protocol, LDAP Synchronization Tool no longer supports the removal of UserObjectScope items from the Active Directory data store.
OneSpan Authentication Server does not use or create UserObjectScope items; if they are created (by third-party software), they are stored in Active Directory.
If you are using OneSpan Authentication Server with an Active Directory data store and if there are UserObjectScope items stored along with an Active Directory user, you need to remove these items manually before the corresponding user record can be deleted from the server.
Supported platforms and third-party products
LDAP Synchronization Tool no longer supports the following products:
Operating systems
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.0–6.9, 32- and 64-bit
CentOS 7.0–7.7, 32- and 64-bit
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