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support CDU installation on Amazon Linux 2
official OS support of C:D UNIX for "Amazon Linux 2" is needed
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File Agent doesn’t support Certificate-based authentication, it will be difficult for us to manage the passwords on File Agent authentications.
We have around 35,000 Connect:Direct nodes and File Agents will be deployed across all the stores. We have a password policy where the passwords are going to expire every 90 days, Maintenance of these many nodes will be a tedious task. Switching t...
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Docker Image for Sterling Connect:Direct
Almost all IBM integration tools (Datapower,IIB, MQ, WAS) has docker image. I got to know there is no Docker image for Connect:Direct.
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Certificate-based authentication support for Connect:Direct RESTful API
Connect:Direct Java API supports certificate-based authentication. IBM Sterling Control Center also can use certificate-based authentication to connect and manage Connect:Direct settings. However latest version of RESTful API supports only user/pa...
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Add "receive" functionality to the Transfer a File option when using Connect Direct Web Services (CDWS)
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Support MS windows 2019 clustered servers for CD Windows install
As, Enterprise is moving towards the recent MS windows available version, CD should support clustering on 2019. Per IBM Sterling Connect:Direct system requirements published link, Connect:Direct will support MS windows 2019 on standalone and do NO...
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Add TLS 1.3 Support to Connect:Direct
TLS v1.3 was recently released, and we would like to see it added to Connect:Direct w/Secure+ as an available security option for all platforms that support it.
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Password Vault Support for Connect Direct for Windows
IT Security forbids the use of static passwords and mandates that they are changed periodically.
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Sterling File Agent support required for AWS S3 buckets
As Enterprise is moving towards AWS cloud, support to watch S3 bucket will be required for business.
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Provide support for S3 compatible storage
While many customers use S3 they may wish to use other vendors and universal support for S3 versus just AWS would be helpful
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