We are pleased to share that the N-able SSO screens have been updated to a new stepped login design.
From Thursday 25th May, the landing page will initially now require to enter the username or email only:
followed up with the password requirements on a separate page instead of the previous combined view:
This change focuses on splitting the UI design and making way for improvements we are building into our authentication mechanisms for supported N-able products; other than the visible change to pages, there is no change/impact to the login process overall.
We are excited to announce the ability for existing Passportal organizations to migrate to N-Able SSO. If you do not have an existing SSO account you will be prompted to register for one if your org chooses to migrate. If you have an existing SSO account if your org chooses to migrate you will be able to login with your existing N-Able SSO information
For more information please check out our Knowledge Base
To migrate to N-Able SSO
Select Settings > General > Multi-Factor Authntication tab
Click the Migration to N-able SSO button
Read the Migration to N-able SSO dialog that appears
Have some functionally you want to see included, please let us know at our Ideas center,
The Cove Data Protection team has been busy, and this month we’re ready to unveil some big new things! Highlights include general availability of Cove’s Standby Image to Microsoft Azure, a public preview of Microsoft 365 Teams backup, as well as various usability enhancements. Let’s go!
Please be advised due to an unexpected issue during the Maintenance Window the upgrade to Venice SP5 will be rescheduled to the following Wednesday May 24th.
We are pleased to announce that on Wednesday May 17th Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) will be updated to SentinelOne’s “Venice SP5”. This release delivers significant enhancements to the management console.
N-able considers various features and functionality prior to any final generally available release. As such, comments given in this forum are not (nor should they be interpreted to be) a commitment from N-able that it will deliver any specific feature or, if it delivers such feature, any time frame when that feature will be delivered. N-able is always trying to improve and enhance its products. All discussions herein are based upon product team current interests, and product team plans and priorities can change at any time.
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