x360Sync Version 2.3.5 Release

x360Sync Version 2.3.5 Release

Two-Step Authentication for Agents, Localization Support, Security Improvements, Fixes and More!

Axcient is pleased to announce x360Sync Version 2.3.5, our latest release that includes a host of new features, improvements, and fixes. 

x360Sync New Features & Improvements

• Two-Step Authentication for Agents—Two-Step Authentication can now be enabled for agents through account-level policies or through organization-level policies.

• Localization Support—The web portal can now be configured in the German language. More languages will be supported with future releases.

• Update to Apache, OpenSSL, and WSGI—Installers have been updated with the latest versions of Apache, OpenSSL, and WSGI. This update is a security improvement.

• Update to Python—Installers have been updated with the latest version of Python. This update is a security improvement.

• Active Directory Users No Longer Require Full Domain Credentials—AD users can now register their agents by providing their registered email addresses and AD password, instead of full domain credentials.

• Apache Updater 2.4.16.6 Now Available

x360Sync Fixes

• Duplicate Files No Longer Generated after Upgrading to Windows 10—Duplicate files are no longer generated in Synced Folder after upgrading to Windows 10.

• Agent Now Remains Registered within Windows 10 Environments with an Azure AD Account—When upgrading, or performing a fresh installation, on a Windows 10 environment with an Azure AD account, the agent will no longer unregister itself.

• Team Share is Now Accessible—Previously in a single reported issue, a No Internet warning message displayed when attempting to access one particular Team Share. This has been fixed; Team Shares can now be accessed as expected.

• ConnectWise Error No Longer Displays within the x360Sync Web UI When Testing Alert Messages—ConnectWise will now correctly display tickets when testing alert messages through the x360Sync integration.

• OS X Agent No Longer Crashing on Deeply Structured FSE Machines—OS X agents should now function as expected when File Server Enablement is configured for a machine that has deeply structured folder tree.