What's New in Control-M 9.0.21.300

The following describe new features in Control-M 9.0.21.300.

Control-M Web

You can now do the following in Control-M Web:

Troubleshoot, manage, and monitor Control-M/Servers and their databases, Services, Agents, and Gateways, as described in Control-M/Server Management.
Monitor communication properties and general, database, and time settings from the Home tab in the Configuration domain.
Set your preferred language to simplified or traditional Chinese in the Planning, Monitoring, and Configuration Domains.
Operate Control-M via your keyboard, in compliance with current accessibility standards.
You can now use the following Viewpoints types:
- Public Viewpoints: Viewpoints that are created and managed in Control-M Client, are now available to Control-M Web users to view jobs.
- Private Viewpoints: Viewpoints that are created in Control-M Web and are only available to the user that created it.
You can now do the following with Viewpoints:
- Open public Viewpoints with user-defined filters or saved filter presets.
- Private Viewpoints now support all Control-M attributes and Boolean operators.
- You can now control which hierarchical entities appear in a Viewpoint, such as Server, Folder, Application, Sub-application without changing the Viewpoint definition. Your changes are saved for your next login.

Control-M Unified View

You can now connect self-hosted Control-M/Servers and Control-M for z/OS to Control-M SaaS, as described in Control-M SaaS Unified View Migration.

Control-M MFT

The following is a list of enhancements that are now available in Control-M MFT:

You can now transfer files to and from Microsoft SharePoint Online.
Checksum validation for transfers is now available for FTP, SFTP, and Local storage in addition to the existing support for Local to S3 uploads.
Pre-execution and post-execution commands of the MFT Job are now executed by the Agent user, and not root, when the Agent is running as root.

Control-M MFT Enterprise

The following is a list of enhancements that are now available in Control-M MFT Enterprise:

You can now authenticate internal users, external users, or both via any Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) 2.0 identity provider and apply multifactor authentication and single sign-on (SSO), as described in Configuring IdP Authentication for Control-M MFT Enterprise Users.
You can now install and manage the MFT Enterprise Gateway on Windows.
External users can now change the display language to English, German, Spanish, or French in User Preferences.
You can now search for specific folders or files with the simple search tool in File Exchange and view when the file will be deleted.

Control-M/EM and Control-M/Server

Control-M/EM, Control-M/Server, Control-M/Agent, and all version-9.0.21.300 plug-ins now support Java 21 long-term support (LTS).

CyberArk Vault Integration

You can integrate Control-M with a CyberArk vault where you store and manage sensitive information (called secrets), such as passwords, access keys, or security keys for Control-M MFT or Application Integrator jobs. This integration enables Control-M/Agents to retrieve secrets from your vault only when they connect to your plug-in application servers and run jobs, so that sensitive information is not saved in Control-M components. To use a CyberArk vault, you must upgrade Control-M/EM to 9.0.21.300. For more information, see CyberArk Vault Integration.

Application Integrator

The following is a list of enhancements that are now available in Application Integrator:

Support for CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) and Latin-1 characters in Control-M has been expanded to include use of these characters in Control-M Application Integrator, in job definitions, job attributes, job output, job logs, and job testing.
XML and JSON responses in the system output and logs have been enhanced with improved formatting and structure.
Control-M Application Integrator now uses Java 21 LTS in asynchronous job execution and increases the number of jobs that can run simultaneously on Linux (REST API up to 1000 concurrent jobs; CLI up to 300 concurrent jobs).

Control-M Integrations

The following integrations have been released since version 9.0.21.200:

Automation API

Control-M Automation API now supports deployment of duplicate resource names in a job that contains a resource pool and a lock resource with the same name. This enhancement aligns Control-M Automation API with Control-M Web and Control-M Client, where duplicate resource names were already supported.