OktaDevice Trust for Windows Desktop Registration Task Version History

1.4.1

This Generally Available release fixed the following issues:

• If there was a space in the sAMAccountName, an error appeared when installing the Okta Device Registration task and the installation completed but didn't function.
• An "unknown publisher" warning appeared after double-clicking the Okta Device Registration MSI file.

Affected customers should uninstall the registration task and install 1.4.1 or later. See 2.2 Obtain and install the Device Registration Task .

1.4.0

This Early Access version provides the following:

• Support for Trusted Platform Module (TPM 1.2 or 2.0) on Windows 10 devices with TPM. Admin action is required. For installation instructions and other details, see Enhance Windows Device Trust security with Trusted Platform Module (TPM).
• Fixed an issue where installing the Device Registration Task caused Chrome browser settings to be removed.
• Fixed an issue where, in some circumstances, installing the Device Registration Task failed to set the automatic certificate selection setting in Chrome. This setting is designed to prevent the browser from prompting end users to select the certificate during the device trust flow.

1.3.1

This Early Access version provides the following:

• Improved handling of private keys to ensure successful certificate renewal.
• To fix an issue in earlier versions where a failed certificate renewal could leave computers in a bad state, this version allows admins to trigger certificate renewal on a per-computer basis. See Enforce Okta Device Trust for managed Windows computers.

1.3.0

This Generally Available version provides the following:

• Improved support for organizations that route internet traffic through a proxy server.
• Fixes an issue in which some Device Trust system log events reported the Windows operating system version inaccurately on Windows desktops running Windows 8.1 or later.

1.2.2

This Early Access version provides the following:

• Organizations that have complex proxy configuration rules defined in a proxy auto-config (PAC) file can now specify the PAC location instead of the server address. See Enforce Okta Device Trust for managed Windows computers.
• Prevents the Device Trust certificate installation prompt from appearing to end users who use 32-bit versions of Internet Explorer.

1.2.1

This Early Access version provides the following:

• Support for environments that implement a proxy server.
• Improved input validation when entering an Okta URL during UI-based installation.

1.2.0

This Early Access version adds support for Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.2.

1.1.0

This Early Access version adds support for triggering the certificate enrollment process when the task senses a network state change such as Wifi or VPN connection.