Dell Data Protection Enterprise Server v9.1

New Features
- Forensic Administrator rights for a User Group can now be delegated by the Superadmin or Security Administrator to a member of the User Group.
- Server Encryption is now supported, featuring port control and removable storage encryption as well as support for maintenance scheduling, which allows control over enforcement of policies that require reboot.
- Deferred Client Activation is now supported, allowing an enterprise to extend centrally managed encryption policies to users' devices in a BYOD environment.
- Support for user feedback to Dell is now available through policy.

Resolved Technical Advisories v9.1
- In the Remote Management Console, when Client Firewall rules are added or edited, in Non-IP protocol, the field for Custom EtherType now accepts only four characters, as expected and, in DNS Blocking, values entered into the Domain name field are now validated as expected.
- In the Remote Management Console, when Core Networking rules are added or edited, the Connection types field is now locked as expected and cannot be edited.
- In the Remote Management Console, an endpoint that has been previously removed can now be recovered.
- In the Remote Management Console, in Default/Custom Firewall rules, an ""Invalid Signer"" error no longer displays when an executable is edited. The additional error present only in the Silverlight Console, ""Specify one or more of the following required...,"" also no longer displays.
- When Cloud Edition is deployed, authorization of the link between the Server and Dropbox now succeeds as expected. Previously, the following error displayed: ""Invalid, malformed, or unauthorized request. Please contact the administrator.""
- When Cloud Edition is deployed and an external user activates against the Server, on the User Details page in the Remote Management Console, the User Type no longer incorrectly displays as ""AD.""
- In the Remote Management Console, when an attempt is made to import an invalid or duplicate license, the previous generic error message has been replaced with a message that more clearly describes the error.
- The Secure Windows Credentials policy is now correctly grouped with Fixed Storage Policies rather than with General Settings policies. The SDE Encryption Enabled policy must be set to True in order for the Secure Windows Credentials to be applied.
- In the Compliance Reporter Mobile Device report, time stamps for commands sent to mobile devices are now correct.
- In the Remote Management Console, Log Analyzer - Admin Actions now displays accurate data for endpoint policy changes, and System Logs now displays login entries for users from sub-domains.
- After uninstallation, wrapper logs are now removed as expected.
- In the Compliance Reporter Threat Protection Details report, the Host Name field is now selected for inclusion by default as expected and Host Names displayed in the Report Result are now correct, matching Host Names displayed in the database and in the Remote Management Console. Host Names displayed in the database and in the Remote Management Console were never incorrect even though the Report Result previously displayed them incorrectly.
- Active Directory reconciliation no longer fails when one of multiple domains is offline or inaccessible on the network.
- In the Silverlight Console, the issue that resulted in login failure with the error, ""Unable to Access User Admin Roles,"" has been resolved.
- The upgrade error that occurred with an error logged regarding the UserEntity table, EID column is now resolved.