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Features:
Tags can now be edited, allowing for change of Name or Owner (more on Ownership later)
Changed Cisco ASA multi-context driver to only attempt backing up contexts when switching to the "system" context is possible

Added support for NetBox in NMS Sync:
- you can now sync your NetBox inventory into Unimus
- import filtering based on "role", "tag", "location" and "field" (Custom Fields) is available
- the "status" field in NetBox is used to set the Managed flag in Unimus
- more info at: https://wiki.unimus.net/display/UNPUB/NetBox+importer

Prefixes for filters in NMS Sync were replaced by a key-value system
- until this release, entries in Sync Rules needed prefixes, with each prefix meaning something different
- this was inconsistent across different Sync Connectors, and also quite confusing (you had to read docs every time on what prefix does what)
- we replaced prefixes with a Key=Value system (for example "id=123", "group=routers", etc.)
- existing Sync Rule configuration will be automatically migrated to the new system

Object Ownership system has been extended to Tags and Zones:
- Tags and Zones now have an "Owner" attribute, same as Devices
- access to these objects can now be gained by being their Owner, separately from Object Access Policies
- ownership has precedent over Object Access Policies - owners always have access to objects owned by them

You can now see all Objects owned by a User in User Management:
- new "Show object ownership" button was added in User management
- this will show all Objects, as well as their types owned by this User
- you can also remove ownership of Objects from this User in this window

Added support for:
- Cisco IOL (IOS on Linux) switches
- Cisco IOL (IOS on Linux) routers
- Netonix WS3 switches
- SONiC OS

Fixes:
Fixed selected Zone disappearing from the Zone selection dropdown in "Basic import" after a successful import
Fixed issue in API with Zones which had a NetXMS Agent selected as their Connection method
Fixed various minor UI and UX issues and inconsistencies
Fixed OPNSense jobs failing when device presented a menu after switching to root
Fixed Cisco ASA backup failing when logging into a context without the ability to switch into the "system" context

Security fixes:
Only Administrator-level users can now change Advanced System Settings
Users can no longer Edit Credentials that are used on Devices they don't have access to
Users can no longer Edit CLI Mode Change Passwords used on Devices they don't have access to
Fixed users could still see and modify Targets in Config Push if Object ownership was modified concurrently

Features:
Improved Device selection UX in Config Search (after changes in Beta1)

Fixes:
Fixed missing live updates in Object Access Policy window
Fixed backup not working on CheckPoint devices for which support was added in 2.5.0-Beta1
Fixed Administrator-level users being unable to manage their own permissions