Delegated Admin 4.9 (March 2022) - PingDirectory - 9.1

Previously, the only way to unlock an account was for an administrator to reset the password. Now, delegated administrative users can directly unlock an account without resetting the password. For more information, see Unlocking user accounts.

This option is available for the Groups, Users, and Generic rest resource types.

For more information, see Rename the Members and Nonmembers columns.

Earlier versions of Delegated Admin have used the Implicit grant type as the default OpenID Connect (OIDC) grant type. Because the Implicit grant type can leak access tokens, it is no longer recommended for use. In new installations of Delegated Admin, the grant type is set to Authorization Code with PKCE. To change your default OIDC grant type to Authorization Code with PKCE in existing installations of Delegated Admin, see Changing the default OIDC grant type.

For more information on the Implicit grant type, see OAuth 2.0 Implicit Grant.

Because the account locked state, dadmin-account-locked, is not a true attribute, it is not available for filtering in reporting.

If a resource is linked to more correlated resources than the correlated resource type's search limit, then no resources will be displayed for that correlated resource type. To view the resources for that correlated resource type, increase the correlated resource type's search limit.

Fixed an issue where an error message was not displayed when password generation was unsuccessful.

Fixed an issue that prevented the first value in a multi-valued attribute from being deleted.

Updated the warning banner for configuration errors to only display for the first 10 seconds after signing in to Delegated Admin.

Added the ds-pwp-modifiable-state-json attribute to user resource types automatically.

Fixed an issue in which a user's password policy was not being used to generate new passwords for the user.