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Deploying Cypress across larger environments just got easier.Cypress 9.6 introduces a Silent Installer, allowing teams to install Cypress from the command line and pass the required configuration parameters without working through the installer UI manually.For customers managing multiple Cypress servers, this means deployments can now be incorporated into existing scripting and automation workflows, helping teams:automate installations across multiple servers; maintain more consistent configuration; reduce manual deployment effort; better support standardized provisioning processes.The Silent Installer supports the same core configuration parameters used during an interactive installation, including DocuVault name, cache size, installation path and more.Another small but important step in making Cypress easier to deploy and manage at enterprise scale.
One of the security enhancements in Cypress 9.6 is TLS encryption for DDI (Direct Document Input) - the protocol Cypress uses to receive print jobs from systems such as SAP, Oracle and other enterprise applications.With TLS enabled, documents and related parameters transmitted between the DDI client and Cypress server are encrypted in transit. Cypress 9.6 also supports mutual TLS, allowing both the client and server to verify each other before the connection is established. For customers using DDI, this provides stronger protection for document data in transit and helps meet modern enterprise security requirements. Configuration is straightforward and works with the existing DDI setup by pointing it to a TLS configuration file. We’ll continue highlighting more Cypress 9.6 enhancements here over the coming weeks.
We’re pleased to announce the release of Rocket Cypress 9.6.0.This release brings a range of improvements across security, deployment, Thin Client usability, and document and output workflows, alongside fixes and customer-requested enhancements.Some of the highlights include:Enhanced security, including TLS/DDI updates, LDAPS support, password-protected PDFs, and Thin Client security improvements Silent Installer to simplify deployment and upgrades Thin Client enhancements, including SSO and Save as TIFF SendGrid support for email delivery Table InLine enhancements Bundle Scheduling improvementsAdditional fixes and usability improvements across CypressWith Cypress 9.6, we are also moving to three-digit version numbering, so this release will be identified as 9.6.0.We’d love to hear from you as you start using the new release. If you have questions, feedback, or would like to share how you’re using any of the new capabilities, please post here in the Cypress Community.Thank you to every
Welcome to the new Rocket® Cypress community, we’re very excited to have you here!This space is for you - our Cypress users, experts, admins, partners, and everyone working with the product every day.Our goal is to make this a place where you can:connect with other Cypress users share ideas, tips, and best practices ask questions and learn from each other hear about product updates share feedback and help influence the future of CypressCypress has a long history and a strong community behind it, and we want this forum to become a place where that experience, knowledge, and feedback can come together.Most importantly, we want to hear from you.What would you like to see in this community? What topics would be most useful for you?Please introduce yourself, share your thoughts, and join the conversation.We’re really happy you’re here — and excited to build this community together.Welcome!
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