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UNAB Enhancements

The following UNAB enhancements and fixes were made since the last release:

• One-Way Trust

  Added one-way trust support to enable users to log in from domains that have established a one-way trust only.

• Agent Process Monitoring

  Added memory size and number of open files monitoring capability. You can view the current memory consumption by running the command uxconsole -status -detail.

• Agent Self-Healing Option

  UNAB agent self-healing is now available. The self-healing controls the UNAB agent process and restarts, diagnoses process memory, number of open files, Active Directory connectivity, and process parameters. The daemon automatically initiates auto-restart to restore normal agent functionality.

• View Enterprise Policy Deployed to Endpoint

  View enterprise policy that is deployed to the endpoint by running the command uxconsole –manage –show –policy.

• Restrict Partial User to Use Active Directory Password

  Added ability to restrict a partial user to log in using an Active Directory password.

• Change Active Directory Password Using uxconsole

  You can now change an Active Directory user password using the command uxconsole –krb –passwd.

• Mapping UNIX Users

  You can map UNIX users easily using the command uxconsole –map. This command enables you to add, delete, show users map, and to define users as local exceptions.

• Flexible Debug Capability

  Debugging is flexible as UNAB PAM and NSS debug data are collected in the syslog and the UNAB debug files. Enable debugging for the UNAB agent by running the command uxconsole –debug.