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@markmpeterson markmpeterson released this 22 May 17:01
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Enterprise DDI 2.5.1 brings tag-based permissions for granular access control of IPAM and DHCP resources. This version also introduces the ability for the NS1 DHCP server – on behalf of a DHCP client – to send insecure or GSS-TSIG secured DDNS updates to a Microsoft DNS server.

  • New Features
    • AD DDNS: Connect remote servers, remote zones and Scope Groups to configure NS1 DHCP to send insecure- or GSS-TSIG secured DDNS updates to a Microsoft DNS server on behalf of a DHCP client
    • IAM: Tag-based permissions allow granular access control of IPAM and DHCP resources (API only)
  • Feature Enhancements
    • DNS: Added validation and controls to prevent requests removing required configurations of filter chains
    • IAM: Team names now allow special characters < > and &
    • Portal: Usernames can now be up to 64 characters in length
    • System: Container disk space footprint reduced by as much as 33%
  • What’s fixed?
    • Security: Recursive resolver has been patched to prevent CVE-2020-12662 and CVE-2020-12663 (NXNSAttack)
    • API: Character validation of usernames is now working as expected
    • API: Made response consistent with other DELETE methods for the v1/ipam/address/{id}/pool/{id} endpoint
    • API: Fixed issue with API pagination for a domain with multiple record types where records could be truncated from the next page’s list
    • API: Service definitions no longer require the properties field when created
    • DHCP: Fixed an issue where lease information did not appear under scopes in the portal
    • DHCP: Fixed an issue where DHCP options would sometimes fail to apply to leases
    • DHCP: Fixed an issue where an extra, blank scope could be generated when adding a subnet to a scope group
  • Known issues
    • AD DDNS: GSS-TSIG updates fails when using principal with AES256-SHA1 encryption
    • DHCP: Updates are poorly formatted when sending to an AD DNS server where the DHCID record exists
    • System: Enabling strict communication between containers causes inter-container connectivity to fail
    • Portal: Creating a new Remote Connection after creating one will pre-populate the fields with the existing info.
    • Portal: Bootstrap UI does not create DHCP service group and definition