Release Notes

=== Support for nbf and iat claims in JWT access token managers New

Now you can configure access token managers to include the JSON web token (JWT) access_token claims nbf (not before) and iat (issued at). This enables stronger validations by receiving clients or protected resources that process that access_token. For more information, go to Configuring an access token management instance, and in the JSON web token data model section click the JSON token management tab.

=== Retries for client-side LDAP errors New

To further improve reliability and robustness, now PingFederate executes retries rather than failover only. PingFederate initiates a single retry if a request fails and it appears the connection has become invalid. For more information, see the Retry Failed Operations field in Setting advanced LDAP options.

=== Referencing incoming PAR parameters in authentication policies New

For authorization requests, parameters can now be referenced for incoming PAR requests (pushed authorization requests) inside authentication policies. This lets PingFederate process incoming requests independently of how it received them. For more information, see Pushed authorization requests endpoint.

=== Unique identifiers for PingFederate transactions New

To improve logging, PingFederate now uses a transactionId. For each transaction, this value won’t change between the initial request and the final response. This is especially useful for troubleshooting. For more information, see the transactionid field in Security audit logging.

=== All user attributes available to HTML and mail templates New

Now you can configure HTML and mail templates with user details. With these details, you can personalize user facing pages and include messages, such as greetings by name, or email addresses that were used for a password recovery flow. The attributes are documented in the templates.

=== Logging certificate expiration advance warnings New

Previously, PingFederate produced notifications to inform administrators about expiring certificates. Now you can configure PingFederate to log upcoming expirations without producing notifications. For more information, see Configuring runtime notifications.

=== Improved European Union compliance with SAML 2.0 New

Two major SAML 2.0 messaging improvements align PingFederate closer to EU regulations:

=== Support for credential-protected forward proxy servers New

Because proxy servers can require credentials for authentication purposes, now you can configure PingFederate with proxy server credentials so that connections can be easily established and secured. For more information, see Configuring forward proxy server settings.

=== Amazon DynamoDB for attribute source lookups New

Our continued effort to support Amazon DynamoDB (NoSQL) now lets you use DynamoDB as a source for attribute lookups. The connector supports the DynamoDB query language so you can easily configure it. For more information, see Configuring an AWS DynamoDB datastore.

=== OAuth 2.0 DPoP New

As regulations for APIs in the context of financial services tighten, it’s important to support highly secure API authentication and authorization methods. OAuth DPoP (Demonstrating Proof-of-Possession) is an extension to the OAuth framework and specifies how OAuth tokens are bound to clients. Clients must digitally prove the ownership of these tokens at runtime, which prevents unauthorized clients from misusing them. This extension is useful for any OAuth scenario, not only in financial environments. For more information, see Configuring authorization server settings.

=== Logging the TLS version that clients use New

For TLS connections, PingFederate can now log the TLS version that clients use. This gives you an easy way to identify clients that might need updates to use newer versions. For more information, see the tlsversion field in Security audit logging.

=== Certificate expiration dates added to certificate menus New

In the administrative console, now certificate selection menus show the distinguished name (DN) and expiration date for each certificate, rather than a serial number. This gives you easy access to relevant information.

=== New JWT Token Processor New

A new JWT token processor enhances the token exchange capabilities so that you can leverage any configured issuer. Now PingFederate can validate and accept incoming tokens that were created by pre-configured issuers. For more information, see Configuring a JWT Token Processor 2.0 instance.

=== Enhanced authentication policies New

Complex authentication policies are sometimes challenging to manage. To simplify your work and add flexibility to policies, PingFederate provides several policy enhancements:

=== PAR support for OIDC IdP connections and OIDC admin authentication New

PingFederate now initiates outbound authorization requests using the PAR endpoint of the target authorization server if you expose it. This enhancement lets PingFederate use PAR inbound and outbound, which improves OAuth flow security. For more information, see the Pushed Authorization Request Endpoint field in Configuring OpenID Provider information.

=== Support for OpenID Connect back-channel logout New

In the context of OpenID session management, PingFederate now supports back-channel logout. PingFederate supports this feature whether it’s configured as an OpenID Connect provider (OP) or a relying party (RP). For more information, see the OpenID Connect Back-Channel Logout 1.0 specification.

=== Ability to include x5t and typ in ID token headers New

Now PingFederate can include JWT header values x5t and typ in the ID tokens it issues. You can include the x5t header with static keys enabled, whereas you can configure the typ header to an appropriate value without a dependency on the types of keys. The x5t header adds another mechanism for verifying the validity of a received JWT. For information about the x5t and typ parameters, see the JSON web key (JWK) and JWT specifications, respectively, and steps 9 and 10 in Configuring policy and ID token settings.

=== Support for the alg parameter response for JWKS keys New

The alg header is now supported in PingFederate’s JWKS endpoint. Any elliptic curve keys and all RSA-256 based keys expose this header. This feature lets clients verify that a received JWT has been signed by the advertised algorithm. For information about the alg parameter, see the JWK specification and JSON Web Keys endpoint.

=== Support for client_secret_jwt as client authentication New

With the client_secret_jwt authentication method, a client can choose to create a signed JWT when authenticating against PingFederate’s token endpoint, introspection endpoint, PAR endpoint, or CIBA endpoint instead of providing the client secret. This feature prevents potential client secret leakage because it’s not actively exchanged with any party. PingFederate also supports this feature when it acts as an RP. For more information, see client_secret_jwt in the Open ID Connect specification and Client authentication schemes.

=== Refresh token reuse and revocation best practice New

PingFederate now revokes a chain of tokens if a refresh token is revoked or if a refresh token is reused. This includes derived authorization codes and access tokens. For more information, see the Refresh Token settings section of Configuring authorization server settings.

=== Overriding configuration settings using environment variables New

Now you can configure many properties as environment variables instead of setting them in properties files. This is especially important for container environments, which is common practice.

=== Auditing enhancements New

Several enhancements provide more details in PingFederate generated logs. These include the logging of JWT IDs (jti), hashed values of authorization codes, access tokens, and refresh tokens. Also, PingFederate now logs which system has locked out users after multiple, unsuccessful login attempts, so you’ll know if it was PingFederate or an LDAP server. PingFederate also adds more details to the administrative API logs, so now there are almost no differences between logs generated when using the administrative console or administrative API. For more information, see Administrator audit logging, Administrative API audit log, and Security audit logging.

=== Amazon DynamoDB and OAuth client records New

Now you can manage OAuth clients in Amazon DynamoDB. With this update, you can use DynamoDB to manage OAuth clients, persistent grants, and persistent authorization sessions. For more information, see Configuring an Amazon DynamoDB for client storage.

=== Upgraded Velocity Engine 2.3 New

PingFederate now supports Apache Velocity Engine 2.3. For more information, see Upgrading in the Apache Velocity Engine documentation.

=== Support for strict content security policy (CSP) for HTML templates New

Now you can include CSP policies for HTML templates without having to implement workarounds. For more information, see Customizable user-facing pages.

=== Ability to use additional Velocity tools New

Now you can use Velocity templates with more tools, such as cookieTool.

=== Support for Microsoft Azure SQL Managed Instance New

PingFederate now supports Microsoft Azure SQL Managed Instance. For more information, see the Datastore integration table in System requirements, and for more information on how to configure a connection to Microsoft Azure SQL Managed Instance, see Configuring a JDBC connection.

=== mTLS authentication for REST API datastores New

PingFederate now supports mutual TLS (mTLS) client authentication for REST API datastores.

=== mTLS authentication for LDAP datastores New

PingFederate now supports mTLS client authentication for LDAP datastores.

=== Entrust nShield Connect HSM and Java 11 New

Now when you integrate an Entrust nShield hardware security module (HSM) with PingFederate, you can use Java 11.

=== Bundled User Count Utility New

We added the User Count Utility (UCU) as a bundled component. You can use the UCU to produce unique and active user counts in a PingFederate environment.

=== Upgraded third-party components New

We upgraded the following third-party components:

=== SAML login session tracking Fixed PF-33168

We improved SP-Initiated SAML login session tracking. This security improvement can affect existing SAML SP connections that rely on multiple session states in a single transaction.

For more information about how your configuration can be affected, and the steps to resolve issues, see Solicited SAML Response Validation in the Ping Identity Support Portal.

=== Log message when multiple entries match the LDAP PCV search filter Fixed PF-32427

Now when multiple entries match the LDAP PCV search filter, the following message appears in the log at DEBUG level: error code 4 - This search operation has sent the maximum of 1 entries to the client

=== Multivalued authorization request parameters Fixed PF-32783

Now multivalued request parameters work as expected in authorization requests for OIDC administrative console authentication.

=== Tracked parameters in the LDAP search filter when using the administrative API Fixed PF-32914

Now you can use tracked parameters in the Attribute Sources and User Lookup LDAP search filter when using the administrative API.

=== Showing and hiding passwords being entered Fixed PF-33059

Now all password entry fields in PingFederate templates have icons that let users show and hide the password they’re entering.

=== Connections and OAuth clients referencing deleted extended properties Fixed PF-33311

When a connection or OAuth client references a deleted extended property, PingFederate no longer throws a null pointer exception. Instead it ignores the extended property and logs an error.

=== Custom error messages from external consent adapters Fixed PF-33151

Now PingFederate can use customized messages from external consent adapters in error responses.

=== Restricting password credential validators Fixed PF-33487

When restrictToDefaultAccessTokenManager is enabled on an OAuth client, the client can only get access tokens when being validated by password credential validators that are mapped to the restricted access token manager.

=== Bypass Authorization Approval and prompt parameters Fixed PF-33598

When an OAuth client has Bypass Authorization Approval enabled, now that setting takes precedence over the prompt parameter in requests.

=== Document file permissions Fixed PF-33605

Updated the file permissions of legal documents.

=== The memoryoptions script allocates excessive JVM heap Fixed PF-33610

The memoryoptions script no longer allocates excessive JVM heap on Windows systems.

=== Authorization Code and Device Authorization grant handling Fixed PF-33622

For the Device Authorization grant type, if Check Activation Code is set to Before Authentication, then authorization detail is set in the input parameters map when IdpAuthenticationAdapterV2 in the SDK is invoked.

=== Converting the values of binary attributes from PingOne LDAP gateway datastores Fixed PF-33637

Now when PingFederate retrieves a binary attribute from a PingOne LDAP gateway datastore, it correctly converts the attribute value to the specified format (base64, SID, hex).

=== Unexpected certificate usage Fixed PF-33709

When more than one trusted CA matches the issuer DN of an OAuth client, now PingFederate only flags the trusted CA as in use if its certificate hasn’t expired and its subject DN matches the client’s configured issuer DN.

=== Potential information disclosure vulnerability Fixed PF-33867

Removed a potential information disclosure vulnerability.

=== Jetty unable to serve gzip precompressed resources Fixed PF-33869

Now PingFederate allows Jetty to precompress resources such as images and CSS.

=== Returning 400 error instead of a 500 error Fixed PF-30236

When a system-level issue causes a data source attribute lookup to fail during OAuth flows, if the <pf_install>/pingfederate/server/default/data/config-store/org.sourceid.saml20.domain.AttributeMapping.xml file’s AbortOnAttrLookupFailure attribute is set to true, now PingFederate returns a 500 error instead of a 400 error.

=== Usercount Utility’s aggregate command Fixed PF-32757

When you run the Usercount Utility’s aggregate command:

=== CPU load displayed as N/A Fixed PF-32837

Now when the CPU load is 0, heartbeat pages display the value with digits instead of as “N/A”.

=== Unexpected carriage return in audit logs Fixed PF-32989

We resolved an issue that caused an unexpected carriage return in audit logs during SP-initiated single sign-on (SSO) if an identity provider responded with a non-success status.

=== Support for OAuth 2.0 authorization server metadata New

PingFederate now supports OAuth 2.0 authorization server metadata. This allows OAuth clients to retrieve relevant endpoints and other details about features that PingFederate supports. The API response is like the OpenID Connect Discovery endpoints response but doesn’t include OpenID Connect relevant details. This lets you configure endpoints for your particular use case. See OAuth authorization server metadata endpoint.

=== Support for nested groups and nested search for PingDirectory New

For outbound provisioning, PingFederate now supports nested groups and nested search for PingDirectory. This lets you freely choose your favorite directory without needing to choose based on the support for nested groups. See nested group and nested search in Specifying a source location.

=== Exposed AccessGrantManagerAccessor as part of the SDK New

The AccessGrantManagerAccessor is now accessible in the PingFederate SDK. This lets developers query existing persistent grants at run time. See <pf_install>/pingfederate/sdk/doc/com/pingidentity/access/AccessGrantManagerAccessor.html in the SDK documentation.

=== Improved the sign-on experience after users change their password New

Now you can configure PingFederate to keep users signed in after they change their password. This prevents users from having to sign on again, right after updating their password, improving the user experience. See the Require Re-authentication settings HTML Form Adapter advanced fields.

=== Administrative API supports multiple authentication and authorization schemes New

Now you can configure the PingFederate administrative API to accept either OAuth access_token or basic authentication. This is especially useful in cases where applications shouldn’t include administrator’s credentials in API requests. See pf.admin.api.authentication in Configuring PingFederate properties.

=== Support for Google reCAPTCHA v3 and integration with multiple CAPTCHA providers New

PingFederate now supports Google reCAPTCHA v3. reCAPTCHA v3 produces a score between 0.0 - 1.0 (risky to safe) that you can use in policies to require step-up authentication or other actions. By default, reCAPTCHA v3 doesn’t interrupt user journeys, which are in the control of application developers. See Managing CAPTCHA providers.

PingFederate also now provides an SDK that allows for integrations with custom CAPTCHA providers, which adds great flexibility to the CAPTCHA feature.

=== Improved cluster replication notification New

Instead of showing an active bell icon, the administrative console now displays a banner when cluster replication is required. The banner includes a link to the Cluster Management window for easy access. See Cluster management.

=== The administrative console supports OIDC claims parameter New

You can configure PingFederate to function as an OpenID Connect client and let administrators sign on to the administrative console using their PingOne credentials. PingFederate initiates an OpenID Connect flow that includes the claims parameter. You can also use this feature outside the PingOne environment, leveraging any authorization server that supports the claims parameter. This allows for a simpler, seamless login flow. See Request Parameters in Enabling OIDC-based authentication.

=== The administrative console supports third party-initiated login New

You can configure PingFederate to accept incoming parameters, such as iss, that are processed and included in an outgoing authorization request if configured to do so. This feature lets administrators sign on to PingFederate from PingOne. This feature also supports other OpenID Connect authorization servers that support incoming parameters. See Request Parameters in Enabling OIDC-based authentication.

=== PingOne DaVinci integration kit New

The PingFederate distribution now includes the PingOne DaVinci integration kit. See PingOne DaVinci Adapter in Bundled adapters and authenticators.

=== Amazon DynamoDB and persistent authentication sessions New

PingFederate can now manage persistent user sessions in AWS DynamoDB. Persistent user sessions keep sessions active even after a restart of PingFederate. This feature reduces the interruption of user journeys. See Configuring an Amazon DynamoDB for persistent authentication sessions in Defining a datastore for persistent authentication sessions.

=== Enhanced policy rules New

When defining policy rules, now attributes that were processed in an earlier step can be accessed further down in the policy tree. This feature enhances the management and usability of policies. See Configuring rules in authentication policies.

=== The heartbeat endpoint and JMX expose more information New

The data exposed by the heartbeat endpoint and JMX interface now include more details, such as the number of errors per data store. See Liveliness and responsiveness.

=== Updated the bundled PingOne MFA Adapter Improved

Updated the bundled PingOne MFA Adapter to the newest version, 2.0. See PingOne MFA Adapter in Bundled adapters and authenticators.

=== Toggle log verbosity with ease New

Gone are the days you had to edit the log4j2.xml file on multiple servers to enable or disable DEBUG messages in their server logs. Now you can toggle log settings in the administrative console or with the administrative API.

PingFederate provides a set of message categories, each targeting a specific scenario. For example, the XML Signatures category helps you troubleshoot XML signature issues. You can also add your own categories to suit your unique requirements.

=== Timestamps for clients and connections New

When viewing lists of OAuth clients and Browser single sign-on (SSO)/security token service (STS) connections, you can now sort them by modification or creation time. The timestamps can also help you understand the history and the relationship between clients and connections.

=== AWS CloudHSM and Java 11 New

If you integrate with Amazon Web Services (AWS) CloudHSM, now you can choose between Java 8 and Java 11.

=== OAuth Rich Authorization Requests New

OAuth rich authorization requests (RAR) provide a standard way for OAuth client applications to specify fine-grained authorization requirements in their requests. For example, when initiating a money transfer, a personal banking application can pass all relevant information to the authorization server via the new parameter authorization_details. The authorization server supporting RAR processes the authorization_details parameter value accordingly and ultimately returns tokens to the application if the process completes successfully.

RAR is on track to become a requirement in Financial-grade API (FAPI) 2.0. With this new capability, you can confidently build your open banking solutions with PingFederate.

=== Other enhancements New

Now you can optionally define a sender name for each SMTP notification publisher instance.

PingFederate now supports XML Encryption 1.1.

=== Sorting LDAP and database-related fields Fixed PF-29355

For LDAP and database-related fields, PingFederate now sorts values alphabetically and in case-insensitive order.

=== Detailed comments added to log4j2.xml file Fixed PF-30514

We’ve added detailed comments to the log4j2.xml file to prevent misconfigurations that could lead to service hangs and production outages. For more information on logging, see Log4j 2 logging service and configuration.

=== Configuration options added to control SAML error responses Fixed PF-30514

We’ve added a configuration option to control whether SAML error responses include Cause. The new setting is IncludeErrorCauseInSamlResponse in config-store/org.sourceid.saml20.protocol.StatusResponseTypeUtil.xml. The default value is true.

=== Improved SP STS message customization Fixed PF-31149

The #HttpServletRequest and #HttpServletResponse variables are now available in SP STS message customization. For more information, see Message types and available variables.

=== Connections with multiple protocol types Fixed PF-31531

We’ve resolved an issue where connections with multiple protocol types would only filter on a single protocol type.

=== OpenID Connect (OIDC) for administrative console authentication Fixed PF-31717

When using OIDC for administrative console authentication, PingFederate no longer throws an NPE if private_key_jwt is used for client authentication method and the client.secret property is not set.

=== Improvements to refresh token rolling criteria Fixed PF-31761

We’ve introduced a new separate stored value to track when refresh tokens should be reissued to OAuth clients, resolving a defect where rolling refresh tokens read the incorrect update timestamp to determine refresh token rolling criteria. For more information, see Configuring authorization server settings.

=== Store clients with special characters Fixed PF-31786

When adding clients to Active Directory (AD) or other LDAP stores, PingFederate now automatically escapes reserved characters from clientIDs.

=== Improved detection around invalid Group DN Fixed PF-31791

We’ve improved detection around invalid Group distinguished names (DN) and added exceptions in the provisioner log. For more information on Group DN, see Specifying a source location.

=== Updates to the SameSite=None header attribute supported browsers list Fixed PF-31806

We’ve updated the supported browsers list for the SameSite=None header attribute to filter out problematic clients with the SameSite cookie attribute bug: Safari version 12 and Embedded Apple Webkit Browser Safari 12 on macOS.

=== Expired user sessions and session log out Fixed PF-31807

PingFederate’s administrative console now identifies expired user sessions on timeout and properly removes the session regardless of user interaction.

=== Policy and fragment logging Fixed PF-31862

PingFederate now logs the policy and fragment name before fragment processing.

=== Bulk import for IdP connections Fixed PF-31870

Resolved an issue where bulk import fails for identity provider (IdP) connections that fulfill Persistent Grant Extended Attributes.

=== Template double-submission Fixed PF-31957

PingFederate templates no longer allow double-submission.

=== Connection failures on external LDAP authentication login Fixed PF-32001

PingFederate now recovers from initial connection failure when logging into the administrative console using external LDAP authentication.

=== Hiding user information from authentication API responses Fixed PF-32028

You can now configure the IncludeUserInfoInResponses setting in the <install dir>/server/default/data/config-store/org.sourceid.saml20.domain.mgmt.impl.AuthnApiManagerImpl.xml file to hide user information from authentication API responses.

=== Errors on policy fragments configured to handle failures locally Fixed PF-32073

When an error occurs on policies containing fragments and configured to handle failures locally, PingFederate no longer redirects a user to the service provider (SP) error page on SP-initiated SSO.

=== Password management Fixed PF-32081

We’ve resolved an issue around password requirements messaging during password management.

=== Updated description text on Import Connections page Fixed PF-32088

We’ve updated the description text on the import IdP/SP connection page to indicate that PingFederate only performs minimal validation for imported connections. We suggest using the administrative API for connection migration, which performs thorough validation.

=== OTL for password reset expiry or reuse error reporting Fixed PF-32090

In the case where a one-time link (OTL) for password reset expires or is reused, PingFederate now responds with the appropriate error message in the authentication API and logs the error response in the audit.log. For more information on OTL for password reset, see Configuring self-service account recovery.

=== Duplicate scope and scope group name values Fixed PF-32234

We’ve resolved a defect that allowed scope and scope group names to be the same when saved through the administrative console. For more information on scopes, see Scopes and scope management.

=== Warning during SQL provisioning table creation Fixed PF-32254

We’ve decreased the maximum key length for saasGroupName, resolving a warning that occurred when creating SQL provisioning tables.

=== 'Change Password' link accessibility Fixed PF-32343

On sign-on pages, we’ve improved the accessibility of the 'Change Password' link, regardless of browser window size.

=== Notification publisher accessor added to SDK Fixed PF-32345

We’ve added a notification publisher accessor to the SDK, addressing an error where plugins utilizing a notification publisher could not invoke one of the notification publishers configured in PingFederate.

=== Fragment processing now independent of policy processing Fixed PF-32461

PingFederate now processes policy fragments independently from policies and other fragments.

=== LIP registration via a third-party service and the authentication API Fixed PF-32574

We’ve resolved a defect where Local Identity Profile (LIP) registration via a third-party service and the authentication API would still require a password, despite previously registering with the third party.

=== PingID password credential validator with integrated RADIUS server Issue

PingFederate versions 11.1.4, 11.1.5, 11.2.1, and 11.2.2 contain version 3.0.2 of the PingID password credential validator (PCV). That version of the PCV has known issues that you should review before upgrading. For more information, see Known issues in PingID RADIUS PCV 3.0.2.

=== Administrative console and administrative API Issue

=== TLSv1.3 Issue

For Java versions that don’t support TLSv1.3 (meaning versions earlier than 8u261), PingFederate fails on start up with a NoSuchAlgorithmException exception. To resolve this error, remove TLSv1.3 from the following settings in the run.properties file:

=== TLS cipher suite customization Issue

PingFederate’s TLS cipher suites can be customized by modifying com.pingidentity.crypto.SunJCEManager.xml (or a similarly-named file if BCFIPS or a hardware security module (HSM) is configured). After updating the file and replicating, all cluster nodes must be restarted for the change to take effect.

=== Java Issue

=== Hardware security modules (HSMs) Issue

AWS CloudHSM

Thales HSMs

Entrust HSMs

=== SSO and SLO Issue

=== Composite Adapter configuration Issue

SLO is not supported when users are authenticated through a Composite Adapter instance that contains another instance of the Composite Adapter.

=== Self-service password reset Issue

Passwords can be reset for Microsoft Active Directory user accounts without the permission to change password.

=== OAuth Issue

PingFederate does not support a case-sensitive naming convention for OAuth client ID values when client records are stored in a directory server. For example, after creating a client with an ID value of sampleClient, PingFederate does not allow the creation of another client with an ID value of SampleClient.

Although it’s possible to create clients using the same ID values with different casings when client records are stored in XML files, a database server, or custom storage, we recommend not doing so to avoid potential record migration issues.

=== Customer identity and access management Issue

Some browsers display a date-picker user interface for fields that have been designed for date-specific inputs. Some browsers do not. If one or more date-specific fields are defined on the registration page or the profile management page (or both), end users must enter the dates manually if their browsers do not display a date-picker user interface for those fields.

=== Provisioning Issue

=== Logging Issue

=== Database logging Issue

=== RADIUS NAS-IP-Address Issue

The RADIUS NAS-IP-Address is only included in Access-Request packets when the pf.bind.engine.address is set with an IPv4 address. IPv6 is not supported.

=== PingOne Fraud integration kit Info PingOne Fraud

The PingOne Fraud integration kit is no longer bundled with PingFederate.

=== Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 Info

Ping Identity commits to deliver the best experience for administrators and users. As we continue to improve our products, we encourage you to migrate off of Microsoft Internet Explorer 11. Starting with PingFederate 11.0, Internet Explorer 11 is no longer included in the PingFederate qualification process for administrators or users. For a list of supported browsers, see System requirements.

=== Configcopy tool, Connection Management Service, SSO Directory Service Info

As of PingFederate 10.2, these features have been deprecated and will be removed in a future release.

=== Oracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition Info

As Oracle ended its Premier Support for Oracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition (ODSEE 11g) in December 2019, we no longer include ODSEE as part of the PingFederate qualification process (starting with PingFederate 10.2). We continue to qualify against Oracle Unified Directory (www.oracle.com/middleware/technologies/unified-directory.html) and other supported directory servers. For a full list, see System requirements.

=== SNMP Info

Starting with PingFederate 10.2, monitoring and reporting through the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) has been removed.

=== Roles and protocols Info

Starting with PingFederate 10.1, roles and protocols are always enabled and no longer configurable through the administrative console and API.

=== S3_PING discovery protocol Info

Starting with PingFederate 10.1, the S3_PING discovery protocol has been deprecated. Customers running on AWS infrastructure should instead use NATIVE_S3_PING.

=== Red Hat Enterprise Linux install script Info

Starting with PingFederate 10.0, the Red Hat Enterprise Linux install script is no longer available. To install PingFederate 10.0 for Linux, you must download and extract the product distribution .zip file.

=== PingOne integration New PingOne

We’ve added Kerberos authentication via PingOne and the PingOne LDAP Gateway Data Store. This new capability allows PingFederate in the cloud, without a direct connection to Active Directory, to complete Kerberos authentication for browser-based SSO requests and STS transactions through PingOne.

=== JWT Secured Authorization Response Mode (JARM) New

We’re proud to support JWT Secured Authorization Response Mode (JARM) in version 11.1. JARM allows authorization servers to transmit authorization responses in JSON web tokens (JWTs), providing digital signature and encryption, sender authentication, and audience restriction. As JARM becomes a requirement in FAPI 2, you can deploy open banking solutions confidently.

=== JWT Response for OAuth Token Introspection New

We’re also introducing support for JWT Response for OAuth Token Introspection, a draft specification on track to become one of the authorization server requirements in the FAPI 2 Advanced Profile. JWT-secured introspection responses provide stronger assurance to the introspection requesters, most relevant when the requester, such as a resource server, expects to receive verified claims from the authorization server.

=== Client secret management New

Seamless client secret rotation no longer requires real-time coordination between PingFederate administrators and the application development teams. You can now configure PingFederate to retain previous secrets for a configurable period, during which the application teams can work on updating the client secrets in their apps. This enhancement drastically lowers the costs of securing applications that use client secrets for authentication. For more information, see "Client Secret Retention Period" in the topic Managing client configuration defaults.

=== API support for Device Authorization Grant New

In addition to template-driven user experience, the user authorization step from Device Authorization Grant supports API now. You can also decide whether PingFederate should check the device activation code before or after authentication. These new capabilities enable you to build applications with the desired user experience for input-constrained devices, such as smart TVs or telepresence equipment.

=== Amazon DynamoDB for grants New

You can store OAuth persistent grants in Amazon DynamoDB, which allows you to take advantage of a NoSQL database where it matters most: delivering responsive experiences to globally distributed users and offering high availability at ease.

=== Revocation of self-contained access tokens New

You can optionally enable direct revocation for self-contained access tokens (JWT access tokens). This flexibility provides a secure way to invalidate access tokens without revoking the underlying refresh tokens or persistent grants. For more information, see Configuring JSON token management and its description of the Enable Token Revocation check box.

=== A new alert system New

PingFederate 11.1 centralizes alerts, such as the reminder to replicate configuration, under the new bell icon in the top menu. You can review important alerts from any configuration window.

=== Copy-and-paste authentication policies and fragments New

Previously, if you wanted to update an authentication policy or a reusable policy fragment midstream, they had to reconfigure all downstream paths, which can take some effort. With PingFederate 11.1, you can copy a subtree of policy paths before removing a step (such as an IdP adapter), adding a new step (such as a selector or another IdP adapter), and then pasting the subtree back to the policy. This new capability applies to reusable policy fragments and between authentication policies and reusable policy fragments.

=== Administrative API to move individual policies New

You can use the administrative API to move an individual policy to a specific location. This enhancement makes re-organizing policies by API requests easier and safer.

=== Cluster configuration management New

PingFederate engine nodes now capture common configuration replication issues in their server logs and send replication status back to the console node. The Cluster Management window provides live updates when you select Replicate Configuration in the Cluster Management window. If an error occurs, you can act on it immediately and recover from potential outages faster.

=== Passthrough IdP Adapter New

You can now associate authentication sessions with user identities passed through the new Passthrough Identity Provider (IdP) Adapter. By placing the Passthrough IdP Adapter downstream from an IdP connection in a policy tree, you can take advantage of additional capabilities associated with defining a user key. For example, you can use the user key to query or revoke a user’s authentication sessions.

=== Kerberos authentication and ObjectSID New

The Kerberos Adapter and the Kerberos Token Processor now return the ObjectSID attribute value. Because ObjectSID uniquely identifies the user in Active Directory, leveraging it helps streamline the Attribute Source & Lookup configuration.

=== Kerberos authentication and re-authentication New

You can configure the Kerberos Adapter to fail when the service provider asks for re-authentication by including ForceAuthn=true (SAML 2.0) or prompt=login (OpenID Connect) in their authentication requests. For example, suppose user interactions are required when the partners ask for re-authentication. In that case, you can add the HTML Form Adapter to the Fail policy path of the Kerberos Adapter.

=== More error handling options New

=== Extended properties for end-user interactions New

You can now leverage extended properties in Velocity templates when customizing template-driven end-user interactions. You can reference extended properties in the templates instead of creating multiple If/ElseIf/Else directives, significantly reducing the initial effort. New and updated experiences can be inherited from extended property values from the OAuth client records and Browser SSO connections, eliminating most of the maintenance costs. PingFederate also passes extended property values to authentication API applications. As a result, application developers who create and maintain end-user UX for customer identities will benefit from this new enhancement.

=== Better documentation in Velocity templates New

We’ve also improved inline documentation in our Velocity templates. Moving forward, we will maintain variable names and their definitions consistently to communicate changes, such as introducing new variables.

=== Enhancements in Thales HSM integration New

Both Java 11 and 8 environments are supported when integrating with Thales Luna Cloud Hardware Security Module (HSM) Services or Luna Network HSMs. For more information about Thales Luna HSM Client, see the Luna Cloud HSM Service Client Guide and Luna Network HSM Documentation Archive.

=== Secondary signing certificate New

You can now add a secondary signing certificate to your connections. If configured, PingFederate includes it in both the metadata exports and the metadata URL responses. This flexibility allows you to notify your partners about upcoming changes more easily through metadata.

=== Administrative API improvements New

We improved the PingFederate administrative API to manage the following configurations:

=== Other improvements New

=== H2 database engine upgrade Fixed PF-21198

Upgraded the H2 database engine to version 2.1.210.

=== A username in the URL during change password flows Fixed PF-24501

The username no longer appears in the URL during change password flows.

=== Guava upgrade Fixed PF-28932

Upgraded the Guava dependency to version 30.1.1.

=== OAuth client Issuer DN Fixed PF-29368

If the administrative API was used to create an OAuth client that has the Client Certificate authentication type, and the client’s Issuer DN does not have a normalized DN value, the administrative console’s Client window no longer fails to show the Issuer DN as the default value. This issue didn’t affect runtime behavior.

=== Time stamp for last update Fixed PF-29761

When a user record in a datastore mistakenly has a future date for the last update time, PingFederate no longer uses that date as the value of attrib_last_timestamp in the channel_variable table. Instead, PingFederate sets the value to the maximum time stamp that is not in the future.

=== Number and Boolean data types in JSON responses from REST API data source lookups Fixed PF-29835

The JSON response from REST API data source lookups now retains number and Boolean data types instead of converting them to strings.

=== NotYetConnectedException warning messages from JGroup in the server.log Fixed PF-30075

Resolved an issue that caused the NotYetConnectedException warning message to repeatedly appear in the server.log when using AWS_PING for dynamic cluster discovery.

=== Matching OAuth client’s redirection URIs Fixed PF-30146

If the OAuth client’s redirection URI contains a wild card in the authority part of the URI, and the redirect_uri parameter of the token request contains userinfo in the authority part, then PingFederate will no longer consider the redirection URI a match.

=== Potential security vulnerability Fixed PF-30255

Resolved a potential security vulnerability.

=== Logging invalid assertion errors Fixed PF-30495

In a specific case, when PingFederate logs an invalid assertion error, the error message no longer fails to include a remark about why the assertion or response is invalid.

=== Null pointer exception in authentication API password reset flow Fixed PF-30558

When an OAuth client is performing a password reset through the authentication API, if PingFederate does not find any session attributes, now PingFederate logs an error state instead of a null pointer exception.

=== Determining authentication instants for flows Fixed PF-30770

Resolved an issue that prevented PingFederate from correctly determining the authentication instant for the flow when the initial OIDC authorization request specifies a max_age, the flow falls through to legacy authentication source selection (policies are disabled or no policy applies), and the user chooses an upstream OIDC IdP connection.

=== Templates for PingOne MFA 1.6.1 Fixed PF-30806 PingOne MFA

PingFederate now includes all the templates for PingOne MFA 1.6.1.

=== Dependency errors for SAML token processors and generators Fixed PF-31054

When saving SAML token processors or generators, PingFederate now correctly handles dependency errors caused by misconfigured settings on the Protocol Settings window’s Federation Info tab.

=== Preserving the order of map type configurations Fixed PF-31145

Now PingFederate preserves the order of map type configurations under <pf_install>/pingfederate/server/default/data/config-store when performing a bulk export or a GET operation at the /configStore administrative API endpoint.

=== Warning about using the administrative console in multiple tabs Fixed PF-31280

Now if you use the PingFederate administrative console in multiple tabs on one browser, it warns you that doing so might cause inconsistent behavior which could corrupt its configuration.

=== Saving authorization server settings overwrites scope.whitelist Fixed PF-31304

Resolved an issue that caused PingFederate to overwrite the scope.whitelist in the \data\config-store\org.sourceid.oauth20.domain.AuthzServerManagerImpl.xml file when you save the authorization server settings.

=== OAuth client IDs added to admin.log entries Fixed PF-31561

Now OAuth client MODIFY, CREATE, and DELETE event log entries in the admin.log include the client ID.

=== Honoring the property for maximum HTTP request body size Fixed PF-31575

Now PingFederate honors the value of http.maxRequestBodySize in the run.properties file, which specifies the maximum HTTP request body size of any incoming request to PingFederate’s web services and administrative API.

=== Administrative console and administrative API Issue

=== TLSv1.3 Issue

For Java versions that don’t support TLSv1.3 (meaning versions earlier than 8u261), PingFederate fails on start up with a NoSuchAlgorithmException exception. To resolve this error, remove TLSv1.3 from the following settings in the run.properties file:

=== TLS cipher suite customization Issue

PingFederate’s TLS cipher suites can be customized by modifying com.pingidentity.crypto.SunJCEManager.xml (or a similarly-named file if BCFIPS or a hardware security module (HSM) is configured). After updating the file and replicating, all cluster nodes must be restarted for the change to take effect.

=== Java Issue

=== Hardware security modules (HSM) Issue

=== SSO and SLO Issue

=== Composite Adapter configuration Issue

SLO is not supported when users are authenticated through a Composite Adapter instance that contains another instance of the Composite Adapter.

=== Self-service password reset Issue

Passwords can be reset for Microsoft Active Directory user accounts without the permission to change password.

=== OAuth Issue

PingFederate does not support a case-sensitive naming convention for OAuth client ID values when client records are stored in a directory server. For example, after creating a client with an ID value of sampleClient, PingFederate does not allow the creation of another client with an ID value of SampleClient.

Although it’s possible to create clients using the same ID values with different casings when client records are stored in XML files, a database server, or custom storage, we recommend not doing so to avoid potential record migration issues.

=== Customer identity and access management Issue

Some browsers display a date-picker user interface for fields that have been designed for date-specific inputs. Some browsers do not. If one or more date-specific fields are defined on the registration page or the profile management page (or both), end users must enter the dates manually if their browsers do not display a date-picker user interface for those fields.

=== Provisioning Issue

=== Logging Issue

=== Database logging Issue

=== RADIUS NAS-IP-Address Issue

The RADIUS NAS-IP-Address is only included in Access-Request packets when the pf.bind.engine.address is set with an IPv4 address. IPv6 is not supported.

=== Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 Info

Ping Identity commits to deliver the best experience for administrators and users. As we continue to improve our products, we encourage you to migrate off of Microsoft Internet Explorer 11. Starting with PingFederate 11.0, Internet Explorer 11 is no longer included in the PingFederate qualification process for administrators or users. For a list of supported browsers, see System requirements.

=== Configcopy tool, Connection Management Service, SSO Directory Service Info

As of PingFederate 10.2, these features have been deprecated and will be removed in a future release.

=== Oracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition Info

As Oracle ended its Premier Support for Oracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition (ODSEE 11g) in December 2019, we no longer include ODSEE as part of the PingFederate qualification process (starting with PingFederate 10.2). We continue to qualify against Oracle Unified Directory (www.oracle.com/middleware/technologies/unified-directory.html) and other supported directory servers. For a full list, see System requirements.

=== SNMP Info

Starting with PingFederate 10.2, monitoring and reporting through the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) has been removed.

=== Roles and protocols Info

Starting with PingFederate 10.1, roles and protocols are always enabled and no longer configurable through the administrative console and API.

=== S3_PING discovery protocol Info

Starting with PingFederate 10.1, the S3_PING discovery protocol has been deprecated. Customers running on AWS infrastructure should instead use NATIVE_S3_PING.

=== Red Hat Enterprise Linux install script Info

Starting with PingFederate 10.0, the Red Hat Enterprise Linux install script is no longer available. To install PingFederate 10.0 for Linux, you must download and extract the product distribution .zip file.

=== PingOne LDAP Gateway datastore New PingOne

PingFederate in the cloud can now connect to on-premise directory servers through the PingOne LDAP Gateway. This new capability reduces the complexity of moving to the cloud, while maintaining connectivity to on-premise end-user data.

=== PingOne unified admin integration New PingOne

Administrators can now open the PingOne unified admin from any configuration window in the PingFederate administrative console. To activate the new Home icon, enter the PingOne region and the environment ID in the run.properties file.

=== Management of configuration encryption keys New

PingFederate maintains a set of configuration encryption keys to encrypt sensitive configuration information provided by the administrators and decrypt them later as needed. While we continue recommending customers to protect their configuration encryption keys by AWS KMS or custom solutions based on the PingFederate SDK (the MasterKeyEncryptor interface), we are introducing two enhancements in this area.

=== Secret Managers New

The new Secret Managers support allows customers to store certain credentials, such as data store credentials, in external secret management systems and have PingFederate retrieve them as needed. It helps customers comply with internal IT policies or meet and exceed their industry standards. Version 11 integrates out-of-the-box with CyberArk Credential Provider. Customers can also develop custom solutions based on the PingFederate SDK (the SecretManager interface), to connect to other secret management systems.

=== FAPI 1 Advanced Final certifications New

Ping Identity remains a solid contributor to the financial-grade API initiatives from the OpenID Foundation. We’re proud that PingFederate is a certified implementation of various FAPI 1 Advanced Final profiles, including all profiles under Australia CDR and UK Open Banking and four profiles under Brazil Open Banking. Deploy Open Banking solutions with confidence and rest assured that we will continue to invest in OAuth, OpenID Connect, and FAPI specifications. For more information about OpenID certifications, visit https://openid.net/certification/#FAPI_OPs.

=== Flexibility in ID token issuance New

When processing an OpenID Connect hybrid flow, in addition to issuing an ID token from the token endpoint, PingFederate may also return an ID token from the authorization endpoint, depending on the requested response type. Administrators now have the flexibility to separate these two ID token issuances and configure their fulfillment differently. These enhancements allow our customers to comply with the regulatory requirements and open standards set by the Australian CDR and FAPI specifications.

=== Encrypted request objects New

PingFederate now supports encrypted request objects that OAuth clients send to its Authorization endpoint and the Pushed Authorization Requests (PAR) endpoint. As needed, administrators can make encrypted request objects mandatory. This new capability further secures the confidentiality of authentication request parameters.

=== Authorization server issuer identification New

The OAuth 2.0 Authorization Server Issuer Identification draft specification intends to mitigate the scenario where mix-up attacks are a potential threat to all OAuth clients interacting with multiple authorization servers. As needed, administrators can enable this optional capability.

=== Better private key JWT validation New

In the context of OAuth client authentication, when processing private key JWTs from applications, PingFederate now ensures that the issuer (iss) claim value matches the client ID. This enhancement removes the need to use issuance criteria to enforce this validation requirement.

=== Message customization in OIDC IdP connection New

PingFederate 11 can now take the request parameters from the SAML 2.0 SP or the OpenID Connect relying party (OIDC RP) into account when building its OIDC authentication request to the third-party OpenID Provider (OP). This capability allows administrators to selectively configure the values in the outbound OIDC authentication requests if their use cases or the third-party OPs have the need to gather more information from the originating SP or RP.

=== Multi-valued attribute format New

Administrators can optionally indicate that PingFederate should always return an array for an attribute value regardless of whether the attribute contains one or multiple values. This flexibility simplifies the logic required to consume attribute values from access tokens or ID tokens.

=== Streamlined initial setup experience New

We’re pleased to introduce a brand new initial setup experience, where administrators can finish their initial setup in as little as four steps, rapidly making our rock-solid capabilities available after starting PingFederate for the first time.

=== Individual policy management by API New

Administrators can now focus solely on one policy without including other policies as part of the API request when managing an individual authentication policy through the administrative API. This simplification improves the API experience and eliminates the risk of making unexpected changes in other authentication policies.

=== Console heartbeat New

Monitoring the status of the console node is now more straightforward with the addition of the /pf/heartbeat.ping heartbeat endpoint to the administrative port. Like its runtime counterpart, the administrative heartbeat endpoint is also capable of returning additional information. If administrators want detailed information in the responses, set the pf.heartbeat.system.monitoring property to true in the run.properties file.

=== Datastore enhancements New

=== Migration of templates New

Our upgrade tools now copy customized default templates from the previous installation to the new one. This improvement preserves the end-user experience and branding, making it easier to verify and move forward with version 11 and beyond.

=== New configuration for dynamic discovery settings New

Previously, administrators could only define dynamic discovery settings to discover cluster membership in the server/default/conf/tcp.xml file. Version 11 provides a new configuration file for these settings, jgroups.properties in the bin directory. This new approach streamlines future upgrade experiences. For new installations, we recommend defining dynamic discovery settings in the jgroups.properties file. While upgraded environments will continue to look for dynamic discovery settings from the tcp.xml file, we recommend performing a one-time migration to ease the upgrade experiences in the future.

=== Email ownership verification by OTP New

For customer identities, in addition to email ownership verification by one-time link, administrators can now enable email ownership verification by one-time passcode (OTP). This new option offers a modern verification experience. It also helps customers who prefer not to send hyperlinks via email to their consumers.

=== Request context to authentication API applications New

Administrators can optionally configure PingFederate to pass contextual information, such as the OAuth client ID or tracked HTTP parameters, from the sign-on requests to the authentication API applications. This allows developers to build applications that offer tailored experiences and satisfy branding requirements from their organizations based on contextual information from the sign-on requests.

=== Kerberos authentication improvement New

Administrators can now ensure Kerberos authentication remains functional for service tickets associated with older Kerberos service account passwords after updating the Domain/Realm Password field with a new password in PingFederate. This optional capability increases productivity because workforce identities are no longer required to restart their Windows sessions in order to authenticate via Kerberos.

=== Contextual information in Session Management API responses New

The Session Management API now includes IP address and User-Agent information in its responses. Clients with access to this API can learn more about their users and provide suitable offerings based on this new insight.

=== Security enhancements New

=== Other improvements New

=== Cluster dynamic OAuth/OpenID Connect keys Fixed PF-20709

Resolved an issue that sometimes caused a cluster’s dynamic OAuth/OpenID Connect keys to fail to synchronize when a node restarts.

=== Provisioning Fixed PF-27519

Resolved an issue that prevented a PingFederate provisioner from using a group of GUIDs as the source to detect new and removed records.

=== Configuring the favicon.ico URL Fixed PF-28074

Now PingFederate correctly applies customizations of response-header-runtime-config.xml to the favicon.ico URL.

=== Retrieving OAuth clients from Oracle databases Fixed PF-28842

Reduced the time it takes for PingFederate to retrieve OAuth clients from Oracle databases.

=== Unnecessary dependency error banners Fixed PF-29189

Unnecessary dependency error banners no longer appear in the administrative console when you use the administrative API to modify selectors or service provider adapters.

=== Localizing end user messages from the authentication API Fixed PF-29202

Now you can localize end user messages from the authentication API for registration failure scenarios.

=== Device authorization flow using IdP connection OAuth attribute mapping Fixed PF-29294

Resolved an issue that stopped PingFederate from completing a device authorization flow when using IdP connection OAuth attribute mapping.

=== Multiple Sign-On Delay template redirects Fixed PF-29318

When a proxy is in front of PingFederate, the Multiple Sign-On Delay template now redirects to the correct port.

=== Logging XMLCipher::decryptElement called without a key and unable to resolve Fixed PF-29352

As a service provider (SP), when PingFederate can’t decrypt an assertion using the primary encryption certificate, it now logs the following message at the WARN level instead of the ERROR level: "XMLCipher::decryptElement called without a key and unable to resolve".

=== Security vulnerability Fixed PF-29381

Resolved a potential security vulnerability caused by web server URI mishandling.

=== Response headers for /pf-ws and /pf-scim endpoints Fixed PF-29392

Introduced the ability to add response headers to the /pf-ws and /pf-scim endpoints.

=== Upgrade utility Fixed PF-29470

Fixed the upgrade utility so that, in non-interactive mode, it retains cipher related settings that are different from the default settings in the source version. PingFederate changes to new default settings on upgrade only if the settings have not been changed from the defaults in the source install.

=== Custom template specified for the HTML Form Adapter Fixed PF-29509

Resolved an issue that caused PingFederate to render the default forgot-password-error.html template instead of the custom template specified in the Password Reset Error Template field for the HTML Form Adapter.

=== Partial matches for resource URIs with OAuth 2.0 Token Exchange Fixed PF-29668

Resolved an issue that prevented the use of partial matches for resource URIs with OAuth 2.0 Token Exchange and produced the error message: "Unable to find a token generation policy instance to issue a token".

=== Adding attributes to data source lookups Fixed PF-29795

Now, when administrators add an attribute to a data source lookup but do not use the attribute anywhere, such as for contract mapping or issuance criteria, the attribute persists in the administrative console and API.

=== Microsoft Active Directory LDIF script for persistent grant storage Fixed PF-29847

The Microsoft Active Directory LDIF script for persistent grant storage now creates an index for the accessGrantGuid attribute.

=== Notification publisher Fixed PF-29870

Resolved the following notification publisher issues:

=== Target resources that don’t start with http:// or https:// Fixed PF-30002

Now target resources that don’t start with http:// or https:// are also available for mapping and issuance criteria.

=== Response code for an invalid transport method Fixed PF-30039

Now various endpoints return 400 Bad Request instead of 500 Internal Server Error when they receive requests with an invalid transport method. For example, calling the ACS endpoint with a GET instead of a POST now returns 400 Bad Request.

=== Custom IDP adapters that use the class for filterable dropdown controls Fixed PF-30232

The administrative console no longer shows an error message when you try to create an instance of a custom IDP adapter that uses the class for filterable dropdown controls, ConnectionSelectionFieldDescriptor.

=== Memory usage during certificate revocation list (CRL) parsing Fixed PF-30272

Reduced memory usage during certificate revocation list (CRL) parsing, which speeds up CRL retrieval and avoids memory exhaustion in the case of very large CRLs.

=== Administrative console and administrative API Issue

=== TLSv1.3 Issue

For Java versions that don’t support TLSv1.3 (meaning versions earlier than 8u261), PingFederate fails on start up with a NoSuchAlgorithmException exception. To resolve this error, remove TLSv1.3 from the following settings in the run.properties file:

=== TLS cipher suite customization Issue

PingFederate’s TLS cipher suites can be customized by modifying com.pingidentity.crypto.SunJCEManager.xml (or a similarly-named file if BCFIPS or a hardware security module (HSM) is configured). After updating the file and replicating, all cluster nodes must be restarted for the change to take effect.

=== Updating Java 8 to Java 11 Issue

Updating Java version 8 to version 11 results in an error when PingFederate is already installed and running. To work around this issue, uninstall and reinstall the PingFederate Windows service by running the UninstallPingFederateService.bat and InstallPingFederateService.bat files located in <pf_install>/pingfederate/sbin/wrapper.

=== Hardware security modules (HSM) Issue

=== SSO and SLO Issue

=== Composite Adapter configuration Issue

SLO is not supported when users are authenticated through a Composite Adapter instance that contains another instance of the Composite Adapter.

=== Self-service password reset Issue

Passwords can be reset for Microsoft Active Directory user accounts without the permission to change password.

=== OAuth Issue

PingFederate does not support a case-sensitive naming convention for OAuth client ID values when client records are stored in a directory server. For example, after creating a client with an ID value of sampleClient, PingFederate does not allow the creation of another client with an ID value of SampleClient.

Although it’s possible to create clients using the same ID values with different casings when client records are stored in XML files, a database server, or custom storage, we recommend not doing so to avoid potential record migration issues.

=== Customer identity and access management Issue

Some browsers display a date-picker user interface for fields that have been designed for date-specific inputs. Some browsers do not. If one or more date-specific fields are defined on the registration page or the profile management page (or both), end users must enter the dates manually if their browsers do not display a date-picker user interface for those fields.

=== Provisioning Issue

=== Logging Issue

=== Database logging Issue

=== RADIUS NAS-IP-Address Issue

The RADIUS NAS-IP-Address is only included in Access-Request packets when the pf.bind.engine.address is set with an IPv4 address. IPv6 is not supported.

=== Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 Info

Ping Identity commits to deliver the best experience for administrators and users. As we continue to improve our products, we encourage our customers to migrate off of Microsoft Internet Explorer 11. Starting with PingFederate 11.0, Internet Explorer 11 is no longer included in the PingFederate qualification process for administrators or users. For a list of supported browsers, see System requirements.

=== Configcopy tool, Connection Management Service, SSO Directory Service Info

As of PingFederate 10.2, these features have been deprecated and will be removed in a future release.

=== Oracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition Info

As Oracle ended its Premier Support for Oracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition (ODSEE 11g) in December 2019, we no longer include ODSEE as part of the PingFederate qualification process (starting with PingFederate 10.2). We continue to qualify against Oracle Unified Directory (www.oracle.com/middleware/technologies/unified-directory.html) and other supported directory servers. For a full list, see System requirements.

=== SNMP Info

Starting with PingFederate 10.2, monitoring and reporting through the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) has been removed.

=== Roles and protocols Info

Starting with PingFederate 10.1, roles and protocols are always enabled and no longer configurable through the administrative console and API.

=== S3_PING discovery protocol Info

Starting with PingFederate 10.1, the S3_PING discovery protocol has been deprecated. Customers running on AWS infrastructure should instead use NATIVE_S3_PING.

=== Red Hat Enterprise Linux install script Info

Starting with PingFederate 10.0, the Red Hat Enterprise Linux install script is no longer available. To install PingFederate 10.0 for Linux, you must download and extract the product distribution .zip file.