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Hosted Services Outage

At 5:43AM PDT on 4.27.2013 SecureAuth Operations was alerted to a low disk space issue on one of the primary Web Servers. After an investigation to the cause of the disk condition it was determined the index service had created a catalog file on the Web Server’s primary OS drive. Due to this low disk space condition the Web Services could not publish some content. The Index service has been reconfigured and the disk space alert levels will be changed to send notifications earlier to avoid any additional problems.  All systems have been tested operational.

 

 SecureAuth IdP’s “UBC” for Java Authentication Issues

SecureAuth recommends utilization of the SecureAuth “Universal Browser Credential” (UBC) for customers experiencing Java authentication issues.   The SecureAuth UBC utilizes the new supported HTML5 storage locales in the modern browsers for user identification and secure retention.  The SecureAuth UBC usage of HTML5 storage includes, but is not limited to:  Windows Name, UserData  ETage HTML5 Local Storage, HTML5 Global Storage, HTML5 PNGs, HTML SQLLite, SilverLight and Flash storage locales.

Read more about Universal Browser Credential (UBC)

 

 

Importance: Notice - Effective immediately

https://secureauth.onconfluence.com has changed to https://docs.gosecureauth.com

The SecureAuth Documentation site URL has changed. Our former enterprise hosting provider has phased out hosting services therefore we have moved our site to provide the best possible service to our customers.

All documentation can be found using the URL  https://docs.gosecureauth.com.

We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused.

Note: If you have a existing tiny link (e.g.  https://secureauth.onconfluence.com/x/EYFT )  you can replace the “secureauth.onconfluence.com” with “docs.gosecureauth.com”  (i.e. https://docs.gosecureauth.com/x/EYFT ) and reach the original content.

Documentation Site:  https://docs.gosecureauth.com

 

 

04/13/2012 – Enabling Apple OS X Java after JRE 2012-003 update

Importance: Notice

 Apple issued an update for Java that closes an exploited vulnerability in its runtime with tweaks to tackle other potential problems in Java.

After a Software Update of Java 2012-003, JRE 1.6_update 31 is installed to OS X which now defaults the Java plug-in to being disabled.

Java applets need to be re-enabled via the Java preferences application located in Utilities should OS X Lion 10.7 or OS X 10.6 be updated to Java SE 6 version 1.6.0_31  Please see the SecureAuth Confluence Wiki Documentation link for direction on the method of re-enabling Java applets.

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