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Active Administrator 8.6 - Release Notes

User Provisioning

With the rise of data breaches within organizations, it has become increasingly important to ensure users are created with proper access as they join an organization as well providing an easy way to remove that access when they leave. Ensuring user’s access is up-to-date through provisioning is a time consuming process that typically needs to be done immediately and has the potential for human error.

Active Administrator is extending its user management capabilities by providing the ability to automate provisioning and de-provisioning of users accounts.

When you begin the provisioning or deprovisioning process, a log file that tracks your provisioning actions is created, stored on the server until purged, and available to view in the client for troubleshooting purposes.

NOTE: The provisioning feature is enabled through role-based access.
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By default, all users are granted the User Provisioning read-only access role.
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Users who hold the Full Access role are automatically granted the User Provisioning role.

Active Directory Health enhancements

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Ability to review the selected alerts included in a notification before completing the configuration.

Auditing and alerting enhancements

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Ability to search for accounts to exclude by name, group, or OU.
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Ability to select the time zone for scheduled reports.

Installation and upgrade enhancements

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Ability for a non-administrator to run Active Administrator without User Account Control (UAC).
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Ability to use Azure SQL Managed Instance for live and archive databases.
The New Active Administrator Database and New Active Administrator Archive Database dialogs have been extended to allow you to connect to an Azure SQL Managed Instance using the required Azure Active Directory or SQL Server authentication.

 

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