What's New

SecureLogin 3.51.1 includes the following new and enhanced features:

• Improved Citrix functionality and performance
  • Automated installation for terminal services

    If SecureLogin detects that Citrix or Terminal Server is installed on the server or workstation, the installation program copies the required Citrix or Terminal Server related files, registers those files, and updates relevant .ini files.

  • Significantly less memory required for SecureLogin's Citrix implementation per session

• Improved scripting capabilities
  • New and Updated Scripting Commands

    ClearPlat and ReLoadPlat provide additional functionality and flexibility when you build connectors (scripts) for Windows-based applications. These commands are used with SetPlat.

    The scope of the RestrictVariable function has been extended so that it can be used with multiple variable sets.

    GetReg, GetEnv, and GetIni have been added.

  • Advanced Windows Scripting, to handle secondary logins

    New functionality and scripting commands enable you to run scripts for additional Windows events.

  • A new Advanced Web type, which enables you to use new Advanced Web commands in scripts.

• SecureLogin Attribute Provisioning Tool

  The SecureLogin Attribute Provisioning Tool (SLAP tool) enables SecureLogin to leverage user data from an organization's provisioning system. See SecureLogin Attribute Provisioning Tool.

• Corporate Script Redirection

  SecureLogin corporate scripts (password rules, settings, and scripts or connectors) redirect to users in Microsoft Active Directory environments.

• Updated Prebuilt Scripts

  Internet Explorer and Microsoft Outlook prebuilt scripts have been updated to enhance functionality.

• No Default Expiration Periods for Cache Files

  SecureLogin 3.51.1 doesn't require an expiration period for cache files. If an expiration period is required, you can set one manually, in the Registry. For example, you can set the cache file to expire seven days from when it was last updated.

• Seamlessly alternating between online and offline modes, automatically adapting to directory or network availability.
• An LDAP client that acts as a GINA, credential manager, and a network provider

  The LDAP Authentication Client doesn't require the Novell Client for Windows and is compatible with NMAS.