What's new in XClarity One in v26c.2 and v26p.2

XClarity One 26.2 requires XClarity One Hub v1.7 or later for storage-device management and operating-system deployment. (see Installing XClarity One Hub).

You can set up XClarity One on premises for high availability (HA) to help ensure continuous operation and minimize downtime (see Installing XClarity One on premises).

When using XClarity One on premises, the portal can collectively manage a maximum of 4,000 total devices across all managed hubs (see Hardware and software requirements for XClarity One virtual machine).

You can migrate an XClarity Administrator instance that manages no more than 1,000 devices (see Migrating XClarity Administrator to XClarity One).

Only online or offline devices managed by XClarity One and online devices in XClarity Administrator that are supported by the hub running firmware released in January 2023 or later are eligible for migration (see Migrating XClarity Administrator to XClarity One).

Dynamic groups without contact or FQDN attributes are eligible for migration (see Migrating XClarity Administrator to XClarity One).

You must have compliant XClarity Pro licenses in XClarity Administrator to migrate configuration patterns (see Migrating XClarity Administrator to XClarity One).

You can add multiple IDPs (see External identity providers).

When an IDP is removed, users in the IDP that also exist in other organizations will not be removed (see External identity providers).

You can use parentheses in a user’s first and last name (see Users).

You can have up to five user sessions (see Authentication).

Organization owners can invite users from different email domains (see Users).

You can add or remove email domains that are allowed in the organization (see Users).

Email domains that are used by an external IDP cannot be used for local users other than organization owner (see Users).

You can discover and manage Lenovo ThinkSystem DG and DM storage devices using XClarity One Hub v1.7 and later (see Discovering and managing Lenovo storage devices).

You can perform power operations on all devices in a collection (see Power operations).

A device connection and power status summary is displayed on the Managed devices page (see Device health summaries and status).

You can dismiss all instances of an alert that were generated by a specific device or by any devices (see Alerts and events).

When an alert is dismissed, its corresponding event is also dismissed (see Alerts and events).

You can create a rule to dismiss both currently active alerts and events, as well as those occurring in the future, optionally up to a specified date (see Alerts and events).