Category: exacqVision Enterprise

Configuring DjangoSecure SSL Header for Enterprise Manager – Linux

Enterprise Manager versions 25 through the latest releases support Django’s SECURE_PROXY_SSL_HEADER setting, which allows administrators to define an HTTP header/value pair that tells Django a request is secure. This may be required in environments using:OAuth‑based authenticationReverse proxies or load balancersWildcard SSL certificatesTLS termination prior to Enterprise Manager By default, Enterprise Manager does not enable this… Continue reading Configuring DjangoSecure SSL Header for Enterprise Manager – Linux

Configuring DjangoSecure SSL Header for Enterprise Manager – Windows

Enterprise Manager versions 25 through the latest releases support Django’s SECURE_PROXY_SSL_HEADER setting, which allows administrators to define an HTTP header/value pair that tells Django a request is secure. This may be required in environments using:OAuth‑based authenticationReverse proxies or load balancersWildcard SSL certificatesTLS termination prior to Enterprise Manager By default, Enterprise Manager does not enable this… Continue reading Configuring DjangoSecure SSL Header for Enterprise Manager – Windows

Configuring Django CSRF_TRUSTED_ORIGINS for use with Enterprise Manager – Linux

The Django CSRF_TRUSTED_ORIGINS setting provides a mechanism for configuring a list of trusted origins for unsafe HTTP requests for Linux Enterprise Manager host servers. The list is empty by default. This is configured by setting up a Linux SYSTEM Environment variable. When configured, Enterprise Manager will initialize the configured list on startup. This may be… Continue reading Configuring Django CSRF_TRUSTED_ORIGINS for use with Enterprise Manager – Linux

Configuring Django CSRF_TRUSTED_ORIGINS for use with Enterprise Manager – Windows

The Django CSRF_TRUSTED_ORIGINS setting provides a mechanism for configuring a list of trusted origins for unsafe HTTP requests for Windows Enterprise Manager server hosts. The list is empty by default. This is configured by setting up a Windows or Linux SYSTEM Environment variable. When configured, Enterprise Manager will initialize the configured list on startup. In… Continue reading Configuring Django CSRF_TRUSTED_ORIGINS for use with Enterprise Manager – Windows

Enterprise Manager Best Practise Guide for running Upgrade.

Warning: Level 2 Document – Please do not distribute.   Below you will find a quick bullet point list of general best practices when running an EM upgrade from the EM host with the installer package.

Missing HSTS Header in ExacqVision Enterprise Manager Versions 24.12–25.1.11.0 could trigger security scans

Description  Some security scanning tools may report that the ExacqVision Enterprise Manager (EM) web interface is missing the HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) header when running EM versions 24.12 through 25.1.11.0.This does not affect system operation, but it may appear as a security compliance finding. Product  Cause  Certain versions of Enterprise Manager did not include… Continue reading Missing HSTS Header in ExacqVision Enterprise Manager Versions 24.12–25.1.11.0 could trigger security scans

EM Last Roll Off Red Banner

Description In Enterprise Manager (EM) versions before version 24, when using Microsoft SQL Server, data roll‑off may stop if a deleted user is still referenced inside a rule. Product Steps to Reproduce Expected Results Actual Results IntegrityError: (‘23000’, ‘[23000] [Microsoft][ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server][SQL Server] The DELETE statement conflicted with the REFERENCE constraint “rules_actionuser_slug_user_slug_id_db52cb8b_fk_organization_enterpriseuser_id”.… Continue reading EM Last Roll Off Red Banner