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# KeeperPAM Gateway 1.8.8

Released on Aug 14, 2026

### Overview

Gateway 1.8.8 adds manual configuration of service account dependencies and fixes bugs affecting connect-as launches, JIT elevation in large Active Directory environments, and KeeperDB credential selection.

### **Improvements**

* **PG-367**: Support manual configuration of service account dependencies

### **Bugs**

* **PG-365**: Issue where Gateway does not receive `user.totp` when launching connect-as
* **PG-345**: Issue where JIT elevation times out on large AD environments due to full group enumeration
* **PG-388**: Issue where Launch KeeperDB ignores the selected or supplied credential when the configuration is set

Please visit the KeeperPAM Gateway documentation for your specific platform:

{% content-ref url="/spaces/-MJXOXEifAmpyvNVL1to/pages/YVitXRsJWzo14VlLdwoR" %}
[Gateways](/en/keeperpam/privileged-access-manager/getting-started/gateways.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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