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• When installing the CoreOne Suite and it’s components, it’s now possible to define a read only connection string. That setting always existed in the config tables, but there was no option to set it from the installer. If you have a cluster, it’s advised to take use of this read only connection string.

• The installer generates application secrets for all components and automatically sets them in the database. They are now displayed in the installer (as *****) and can be copied and saved in a password safe. When installing a second node, you will need to provide those passwords.

• There is a silent installer available. When installing or updating an installation, a configuration file will automatically generated with the data added. You can use this file to auto update the installation afterwards.

• Breaking Change: The installer does no longer create the itsense user on new installations, but creates an admin_account user. This user is also linked to a Core Identity and can be used to access all application parts. This user is also the owner of all default roles and resources after an installation. When updating an existing installation, this user is also created but does not have a password. Use the old itsense user or any other Please make sure you have a personalized admin user to set a password for the new admin_account, if you are planing on using this account. We strongly suggest to work with personalized users and not use the generic user after the update. Also make sure, that the admin_account fulfils the LoA of the Admin UI and create appropriate network mask with special LoAs before the update. For example when login in from 127.0.0.1 username and password is enough.

CoreOne OpenLDAP System Connector

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