Hi All,

The C and C++ agents will still be functional in older versions of Password Manager Pro past this date. But, we highly recommend using the C# agent for Windows and Windows Domain machines and the Go agent for Linux machines, as they come with additional features, such as password reset listeners, dynamic account filtering, and self-service privilege elevation in Windows.

The proposed strategy works as below:

• For new customers: Users will no longer be able to download the C and C++ agents from the Password Manager Pro interface.

• For existing customers already using the C/C++ Agent: If the C/C++ agent is already installed in remote machines, configured with Password Manager Pro versions up to 12.1(12122), it will continue to work. However, after upgrading Password Manager Pro to build 12122, we strongly recommend the users uninstall the C/C++ agent and install the C#/Go agent as we will eventually stop supporting C/C++ agents in the subsequent versions.

End of Support Specifications

FAQs

1. How do I uninstall the C/C++ agent from the remote machines?

You can either manually uninstall the C++ agent from the remote machines or uninstall the agents in bulk using the Windows GPO.

For the C agent, uninstall it manually from the target machines.

2. From which Password Manager Pro build can I switch from C/C++ agent to the C#/Go agent?

You can begin using the C#/Go agents from Password Manager Pro build 11301 and above.

3. What happens if I upgrade Password Manager Pro to build 12122 while still using the C/C++ agent?