RadiantOne IDDM v8.0.0 Release Notes

May 3, 2023

These release notes contain important information about improvements and bug fixes for RadiantOne v8.0.0.

These release notes contain the following sections:

Improvements

Known Issues

Deprecated Features

How to Report Problems and Provide Feedback

• [VMR-5]: Added upload/download JDBC Driver feature.

• [VMR:9]: Improvement to make the export file location restricted when exporting data sources.

• [VMR-12]: Added a download option when exporting a data source.

• [VMR:18]: Improvement to make Start TLS enabled by default.

• [VMR:25]: Added Global intercept script editor and build jar options to Main Control Panel > Settings > Interception > Global Interception.

• [VMR:29]: Improvement to make the access logs CSV format enabled by default.

• [VMR:34]: Added an option to download exported Universal Directory stores (ldif file).

• [VMR-39]: Improvement to introduce a Prometheus HTTP Endpoint for RadiantOne metrics to facilitate monitoring.

• [VMR:72]: Improvement to use PBE by default now during RadiantOne installation.

• [VMR-89, 140]: Added a File Manager to Main Control Panel > Settings > Configuration to allow administrators to view/edit/download/delete/upload various files and folders used by RadiantOne.

• [VMR:156]: Improved the default security posture for RadiantOne by not enabling “Allow Anonymous” access by default.

• [VMR:183]: Added a download option while configuring database changelog connectors (for real-time persistent cache refresh and global sync) to allow admins to download the .sql scripts that are generated so they can be run outside of RadiantOne.

• [VMR:217]: Improvement to make the “Export to CSV” button in Server Control Panel > Usage & Activity > Connections & Ops automatically download the file.

• [VMR:220]: Improved the default security posture for RadiantOne by enabling “Bind requires a password” by default.

• [VMR:242]: Added a download button to download .ldif file and the export persistent cache file location is now non-editable.

For known issues reported after the release, please see the Radiant Logic Knowledge Base:

https://support.radiantlogic.com/hc/en-us/categories/4412501931540-Known-Issues

Starting in RadiantOne v8.0, the following features have been deprecated:

• SAML Attribute Service: Querying RadiantOne as a SAML attribute service.
• Virtual Relational Service (VRS): Querying RadiantOne via SQL using the VRS JDBC driver.
• Accessing RadiantOne as a Kerberized service.
• Internal token generator for ADAP (http://<service>:8089/adap?bind=token). As an alternative, use an: External OIDC token validator
• Instance sub-clusters. As an alternative, deploy multiple environments in SaaS to meet the client application requirements.

Feedback and problems can be reported from the Support Center/Knowledge Base accessible from: https://support.radiantlogic.com

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