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BeyondInsight for Unix and Linux 26.2.1

🛠️ Issues resolved

Product areaDescriptionResolution
AuthenticationAfter upgrading to 26.2.0, local accounts could not log in to the console on installations that use Microsoft SQL Server. Directory accounts and SQLite installations weren't affected.Local accounts now log in successfully on SQL Server installations.
Certificate ManagementThe EPM for Unix and Linux Certificates page listed only primary certificate authorities (CAs). Secondary license servers, policy servers, and log servers weren't available, so you couldn't view or revoke the certificates they manage.The EPM for Unix and Linux Certificates page now includes secondary CAs, so you can view and revoke managed certificates from any EPM for Unix and Linux CA.
Certificate ManagementThe EPM for Unix and Linux Certificates page showed outdated CA information after you added, profiled, or deleted hosts, until you refreshed the browser.The EPM for Unix and Linux Certificates page now loads current data each time you open it. The menu item is always available, and when no CAs exist, the page shows an empty grid with a banner listing the version requirements.
Event LogsIn version 26.1 and later, event logs didn't load for hosts that use an ODBC event source. The grid kept loading or showed Error loading event log records.Event logs now load correctly for hosts that use an ODBC event source.
InstallationWhen you finished the first run wizard, it went back to its first page instead of opening the login screen.The first run wizard now opens the login screen when setup is complete.
Software ManagementOn Windows, uploading software packages by drag and drop failed.Uploading software packages by drag and drop now works on Windows.

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