Correction — Updated 15 August 2024
The following change was incorrectly announced as available in this release of Jamf Connect: "Offline MFA no longer requires an identity provider (IdP) integration with Jamf Connect. The offline MFA workflow is the default for all users if they have the feature configured with their mobile device and no IdP is configured with Jamf Connect." This improvement will be available in an upcoming release of Jamf Connect.
Suppress Google Consent Prompts in the Jamf Connect Login Window
If you use Google Cloud as an identity provider (IdP) and unexpected consent prompts display during each user login with Jamf Connect, see the Suppressing Google Consent Prompts in the Jamf Connect Login Window troubleshooting instructions. This configuration change resolves PI118708.
Notice of Upcoming Support Removal for Jamf Unlock
The Jamf Unlock mobile app will no longer be supported when macOS 15 Sequoia releases. Devices using Jamf Unlock can be unpaired via the Jamf Connect menu bar under Paired devices.
Other Changes and Improvements
Temporary elevation features can now skip user and role verification for Jamf Connect configurations without an identity provider (IdP) configured.
Administrators can now collect crash reports by using the Collect logs button to help troubleshoot customer and product issues. By default, the crash reports can be found in /Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports.
Resolved Issues
[PI117102] Users who authenticate with the Jamf Connect login window using a Personal Identity Verification (PIV) card will no longer be asked to authenticate more than once.
[PI118276] The Jamf Connect menu bar app no longer prevents requests for Kerberos tickets while rate limiting is in place.
[PI118335] The Jamf Connect login window no longer crashes unexpectedly when users change Wi-Fi from the login window when the Allow Network Selection (
AllowNetworkSelection) setting is enabled.[PI118985] The horizontal navigation controls now display as intended when more than five local users are available on the Jamf Connect login window with a configuration that does not require network authentication.
[PI119265] Computers with macOS Sequoia 15.x beta no longer unexpectedly receive a pop-up message: "Jamf Connect would like to access data from other apps."
[PI119436] Username autocorrection no longer occurs during authentication via Okta OpenID Connect (OIDC) for privilege elevation.
[PI119573] The Hidden Menu Items (
HiddenMenuItems) setting now hides the User Privileges button as intended whenuserprivilegesis a configured hidden menu item.[CON-4729] Closing the Help window while entering a one-time password during offline multifactor authentication no longer automatically redirects users back to the login window.