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Version / Release: 2510.01.064​

Release date: 5th November 2025

New Enhancement: Maintenance Mode – Access from Higher-Level Divisions

Maintenance Mode has been enhanced to provide greater flexibility when managing access during planned maintenance periods.

New:​

  • Option “Allow support access during maintenance” Administrators can now define whether support or administrator accounts from higher-level divisions retain access to destinations while Maintenance Mode is active.
  • This option can be enabled when activating Maintenance Mode.
  • It allows more precise control of maintenance workflows, particularly in complex environments with multiple division levels.

Background:​

Previously, access via “Acting-as” was not always possible during Maintenance Mode. The new option now lets administrators decide whether and to what extent such access should remain available.

Documentation:​

An updated description of this feature is available in the Admin documentation under Maintenance Mode.

Improvement: PowerShell Process with Extended Input Fields​

The “Execute a custom PowerShell script” process has been enhanced to provide more flexibility and security when running scripts.

New:

  • Support for PSCredential and SecureString → allows secure transmission of usernames, passwords, or other sensitive parameters to PowerShell scripts.
  • Additional parameter fields for passing variables or configuration values.
  • Improved descriptions and extended debugging for clearer error reporting.

Benefit: Greater control and enhanced security when executing automated PowerShell processes – especially for actions that require credentials (e.g. renaming computers within a domain or performing domain-based operations).

Improvement: Saving Data Without Changes​

The save behavior has been optimized. Previously, the “Save” button remained active even when no changes were made, resulting in unnecessary PATCH requests being sent to the backend.

New: The “Save” button is now only active when data has actually been modified. This reduces unnecessary requests, improves system performance, and enhances security by preventing write operations without valid data changes.

Refactor: Private Directory Service​

The Private Directory Service has been completely redesigned and extended to provide a more flexible and robust directory integration.

New:

  • Added support for directory services beyond Microsoft Active Directory, such as SIAM
  • Improved search now finds groups and organizational units (OUs) recursively
  • Enhanced handling of special characters in Common Names (CNs)
  • General improvements for stability and reliability of the integration

This refactor provides a modern and scalable foundation for future directory service enhancements.