Release 1.1
User interface display customization (AAAS-1003)(AAAS-1391)(AAAS-1390)(AAAS-1461)(AAAS-1117)(AAAS-1118)
With Release 1.1, users with the necessary roles can modify the appearance of their ACS account using the Customization feature. Users can add custom logos to their ACS account, provided that the image files conform to ACS file type, image dimension, and file size restrictions. Administrators can select the colors and color scheme applied throughout their account.
Track account activity with Reports feature (AAAS-2033)(AAAS-969)
With Release 1.1, users can view account activity and user authentication history statistics with the Reports and My Activity features.
Edit configured roles, directories, and groups (AAAS-2035)
Those with the appropriate roles can now edit the roles, directories and groups on their account.
Metadata URL for configuring SAML applications now available through Metadata button (AAAS-2198)(AAAS-2404)
Previously those configuring SAML applications that required the XML file of their ACS account needed to manually enter the XML URL into their Web browser to access the XML file. Now, the administrator only needs to click Metadata on ACS to access and download the file. Clicking Metadata opens the XML file in a new Web window, which can then be saved and uploaded to the SAML application as required.
Download SAML certificate
Users configuring SAML applications that require a signing certificate from their ACS account can now automatically download the certificate from ACS. A Signing Certificate button appears after configuring an application for ACS that, when clicked on, automatically downloads the certificate to the user's computer. The user can then upload the certificate to their SAML application as required.
Gateway agent now downloadable from ACS (AAAS-1309)
Previously the administrator configuring their Gateway for ACS needed to download the agent (.OVA) from a separate location. That agent can now be downloaded from the top of the Gateway page located on the Administrator portal.