Release Notes

PingCentral

Release Notes
PingCentral 1.3.0
PingCentral 1.2.0
PingCentral 1.0.1
PingCentral 1.0 known issues and limitations
PingCentral for Application Owners
Introduction to PingCentral
Accessing PingCentral
Managing applications
Viewing application information
Adding and promoting applications
Selecting a template
Using OAuth and OIDC templates
Using SAML SP templates
Downloading service provider metadata
Updating applications
Reverting applications to previously promoted versions
PingCentral for IAM Administrators
Introduction to PingCentral
System requirements and supported configurations
OIDC connection orchestration
SAML connection orchestration
PingCentral licensing
Using Docker to deploy PingCentral
Install and configure PingCentral
Installing PingCentral on Microsoft Windows
Installing PingCentral on Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Creating and configuring trust
Configuring PingCentral to run as a Linux systemv service
Removing the PingCentral systemv service
Configuring PingCentral to run as a Linux systemd service
Removing the PingCentral systemd service
Configuring PingCentral to run as a Windows service
Removing the PingCentral Windows service
Setting up MySQL
Upgrade PingCentral
Upgrading to PingCentral version 1.3.0
Configuring logging
Replacing the Admin Console SSL Certificate
Managing environments
User management
Setting up SSO for PingCentral
Auto-provisioning users
Configuring SSO
Configuring resource server functionality
Configuring the OpenID provider
Managing users through PingCentral
Managing applications
Template management
Creating OAuth and OIDC application templates
Creating SAML SP application templates
Promotion processes

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