deviceTRUST 23.1.410 for Windows and 23.1.400 for Ubuntu, macOS and iOS are now available.
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macOS Client Extension 23.1.400

This release includes enhancements and bug fixes to the deviceTRUST Client Extension for macOS.

Release 23.1.110 includes a bug fix to address changes in macOS Sonoma that now require apps to request location permission to be able to access Wi-Fi information of the connected networks.

Release 23.1.200 includes a bug fix to address compatibility issues with macOS 10.15 Catalina.

Release 23.1.300 includes compatibility with third party WHOIS providers.

Release 23.1.400 includes bug fixes to address compatibility issues with macOS 15.0 Sequoia, as well as support for new Microsoft Intune and WHOIS properties introduced in release 23.1.400 of the deviceTRUST Agent and Console.

Support for third party WHOIS providers in 23.1.300

The macOS Client Extension 23.1.300 includes compatibility with the WHOIS changes introduced in deviceTRUST 23.1.300, including support for the IP2Location Web Services WHOIS Provider and the MaxMind GeoIP and GeoLite Web Services WHOIS Provider.

Support for Microsoft Intune detection and WHOIS proxy, proxy type and usage in 23.1.400

Support for the detection of Microsoft Intune, and for WHOIS proxy, proxy type and usage via either IP2Location Web Services or MaxMind GeoIP and GeoLite Web Services has been added in release 23.1.400.

Nice DCV extension support including Amazon WorkSpaces WSP

We now include a Nice DCV extensions within the deviceTRUST Client Extension for macOS bringing support for the latest Nice DCV Standalone, Amazon WorkSpaces WSP, Amazon AppStream and more.

On Amazon WorkSpaces WSP, the Configure extensions policy must be set to Server and Client and there are additional software requirements. More information can be found in our Enabling DCV extensions on Amazon WorkSpaces WSP knowledge base article.

Bug Fixes in 23.1.100

  • Fixed an issue where the macOS Update Enabled property could be inaccurate on macOS 13.0 Ventura and later.

Bug Fixes in 23.1.110

  • Fixed an issue where the Network Wi-Fi properties were inaccurate on macOS 14 .0 Sonoma, with the Wi-Fi Security property was set to “Other (-1)” and Wi-Fi BSSID and Wi-Fi SSID both empty. This issue was caused by macOS Sonoma now requiring permission to access the user location in order to determine these properties, and as a result the deviceTRUST Client Extension for macOS now prompts for location permissions when these properties are requested.

Bug Fixes in 23.1.200

  • Fixed an issue where the deviceTRUST Client Extension would fail to load on macOS 10.15 Catalina.

Bug Fixes in 23.1.400

  • Fixed an issue with macOS 15.0 Sequoia where the macOS Firewall properties were all Unavailable. As part of these changes, the Version, Inbound Exception Rules and Inbound Service Rules properties have been deprecated.
  • Fixed an issue with macOS 15.0 Sequoia where the Location properties were initially set to Unavailable. The location properties provided by macOS 15.0 Sonoma can take longer to load than in previous OS releases, so support for the Loading state has been added.

Known Issues

  • Amazon WorkSpaces no longer allows PCoIP virtual channels to be loaded. This can be worked around by installing Amazon WorkSpaces Client v5.3.0.

Compatibility

If you are using the macOS Firewall’s Version, Inbound Exception Rules or Inbound Service Rules properties within a Context, these conditions should be removed.

For Amazon WorkSpaces WSP support, please ensure you are using deviceTRUST 23.1.112 or later to ensure reliable connectivity between the deviceTRUST Agent and the deviceTRUST Client Extension for macOS.