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The Qlik February 2020 release has been delayed by a couple of weeks due to a security vulnerability that recently surfaced with Node.js, which is impacting a large portion of the software industry. The release is expected to be delivered before the end of the month, with a target date of February 25th, as Qlik is actively running tests to ensure that the February GA release is stable and not affected by this security malware.
To read more about this vulnerability: https://nodejs.org/en/blog/vulnerability/february-2020-security-releases/
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Licensing your deployment

When you buy a new license for Qlik Sense Enterprise on Cloud Services, the license key is set automatically during on-boarding. If needed, you can change the license key manually at a later moment.

The user who enters the tenant for the first time becomes tenant admin. The tenant admin can assign the role tenant admin to other users. It is required to have at least one tenant admin. To prevent accidental removal of the last tenant admin, you cannot remove the role tenant admin from yourself.

Note: It is possible to lose the ability to repair or modify the identity provider configuration in Qlik Sense Enterprise on Cloud Services if the account owner has been removed as a tenant admin. If the identity provider (IdP) in use in a tenant is no longer functional and needs to be modified, it is necessary for the original tenant account owner to access the management console through the recovery URL. This will fail if this user is no longer an administrator. For more information, see Repairing or modifying your IdP when the account owner is removed as tenant admin.
  1. Go to your tenant and append "/console/ to the URL to access the management console. You can access the management console also by using the navigation link Tenant settings under user profile in the hub.
  2. In the License section, your JWT license key is set automatically during on-boarding.
    The tenant is licensed for use by users authorized through your custom IdP that can be set in the management console.

You can now view Qlik Sense Enterprise on Cloud Services license details, including the signed license key and LEF in the management console.

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