Introduction

Single Sign-On

Framework

• All single sign-on components are now based on .NET Core 2.0

Registration

• It is now possible to define per client / application which attributes are necessary or should be displayed for the registration

E-Mail Verification

• It can now be defined per system whether a user is allowed to log in with an unverified e-mail address or not
• It is now possible to define per system, after which period of time a verified e-mail address must be verified again.
• A list of e-mail address domains can now be configured per system, which bypasses the functions listed above (White Listing)

Identity Management

• When calculating attributes, the iteration count can now also be saved
• Mass mutation of identities can now be performed via Excel upload

Access Management

• Mass assignments can now be performed via Excel upload
• The assignment directions can now be turned on/off more granularly

CoreOne Universal Importer

• Core identities and other master data can now be imported from Excel
• Resources definitions can now be imported from all systems
• Imports can be restarted in different modes (Update Only, Add Only, Delete Only, Sync)

CoreOne API

• More API functions have been added
• Single sign-on user accounts can now be managed via the API

General improvements

• The layout of the login page was adjusted and optimized
• The performance of CoreOne tasks has been further optimized
• Several minor bugs were fixed