Release Notes Profile Groups in Context Menus and Profile Selection in Tray Icon Profile Groups have always provided the ability to group similar profiles together in order to provide a better overview of the Connection Profiles available. © NCP engineering E-Mail: ▪ NCP_RN_Win_Secure_Client_Juniper_Edition_9_31_104_en.docx Technical specifications subject to change without notice page 1 of 12

The option can be switched on and off using SHIFT + ALT (left) + PRINT SCREEN. Secure Client Monitor compatibility with 'High Contrast' display mode The 'High Contrast' display mode is an operating system option designed to reduce eye-strain and make the screen easier to read. Changes to the Menu structure The 'Log Book' sub-menu is now located under the 'Help' menu.

The files backed up in step 3 will only be needed in the unlikely event that the NCP Secure Client profile settings or certificates become corrupted during step 4. The 'setup' program automatically recognizes that the software is already installed, and only upgrades those files necessary and preserves all existing profile settings. Install the latest version of NCP Secure Client software by running the 'setup' program on the Secure Client software media. In the case of certificates that are stored in the Microsoft CSP User Certificate Store, either follow Microsoft instructions for backing up the CSP store or ensure the original certificates used to populate the CSP store are available.Ĭopy all backed up files to a backup medium.

To ensure that such corruptions do not lead to problems, it is advisable to adopt the following Windows 7 to 8 upgrade procedure on systems which already have NCP Secure Client software installed and running: Ĭonnection Profiles: backup the Secure Client profiles settings ('Configuration / Profile Settings Backup / Create') - the files 'NCPPHONE.SAV' is saved in the NCP installation directory.Ĭertificates: ensure backup copies of any PKCS#12 based certificate files are available. Upgrading a system with MS Windows 7 / NCP Secure Client software to MS Windows 8 On a system which already has NCP Secure Client software installed and running on MS Windows 7, under certain conditions the upgrade from MS Windows 7 to MS Windows 8 could cause corruptions to the Windows registry entries belonging to the NCP Secure Client software.

There are no restrictions when installing this version of the NCP Secure Client on MS Windows 8. New Features and Enhancements in Service Release 9.31 Build 104 Support of NCP Secure Client software on MS Windows 8 This release 9.31 build 100 is the first version of the NCP Secure Client software that is fully supported when running on Microsoft Windows 8, either Professional or Enterprise. Release Notes NCP Secure Client – Juniper Edition Service Release: Date:ġ.

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