N.2 Changes in 10-10
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The following OSs were added to the supported OSs:
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Windows 8, Windows Server 2012
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Linux 5 (AMD/Intel 64), Linux 5 (x86)
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Solaris 11 (SPARC)
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Descriptions about log file formats that cannot be monitored by log file trapping were added.
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Chinese was added to the language settings.
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Descriptions about the settings for duplicate communication protocols using IM configuration management were added.
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The following functions for login authentication linking with the directory server were extended:
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All OUs (organization units) under the specified OU can now be linked to the directory server.
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Attribute names other than CN can now be specified as the attribute name used for a JP1 user name.
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Descriptions about how to check the log file format specified by log file trapping were added.
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Commands (jbschkds, jbsmkpass, jbspassmgr, jbsrmumappass, and jbsumappass) and a definition file (password definition file) regarding the setting method and display format of the information-search user (which is necessary for the expanded directory server linkage function) were changed.
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Notes on the following command and definition file were added:
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jbsrt_distrib
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Action definition file for event log trapping (Windows only)
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A matching method based on Unicode search can now be specified, in order to prevent mismatching of regular expressions or garbled characters when event logs in Unicode format are monitored. Also, the code set used to register JP1 events has now changed to UTF-8.
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In Windows, logs output in Unicode (UTF-16) format can now be monitored by log file trapping.
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Connections from unintended hosts can now be restricted in order to securely operate a system running JP1/Base.
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Messages were added or modified.
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Now that Linux 5 was added to the supported OSs, gcc version 4.1.2 was added to the supported compilers.