SOTI MobiControl 2024.1.1 Build 1058 replaces the previous build (1053) posted on August 19, 2024.
Administrators can now automatically add SOTI MobiControl as a third-party compliance partner in Microsoft Intune. For customers doing a fresh install, they can simply add credentials in Global Settings. Customers upgrading to 2024.1.1 need to accept the pending permissions in Global Settings.
Administrators can now execute custom device scripts when users log out of shared devices, ensuring that all personal information and application log data are effectively removed. This functionality will apply only to the Android platform.
SOTI MobiControl administrators can now assign Android profiles and policies using the Microsoft single sign-on application connection created in Global Settings. This connection can also be used in device search.
Custom attributes can now automatically be set on devices by Signal policies. This empowers administrators to take full advantage of the automation and filtering already possible with custom attributes today by incorporating them into other workflows using Signal.
Administrators may now configure Signal policies that automatically log out shared device users when certain conditions are met. This allows for increased automation of shared device workflows, further improving the cost-saving potential of implementing shared devices into a device fleet.
Building on the device-side evaluation feature for Signal, administrators can now use Signal policies to evaluate the charging status on the device at a set evaluation frequency rather than relying on device check-in. This capability enables administrators to automate device actions when end-users pick up or cradle their devices.
CSRs generated by MobiControl will now use SHA-2 for hashing. This update ensures enhanced security and optimal compatibility with Apple’s services. As part of this update, refreshing and retrieving new Apple Push Notification Service (APNs) certificates will use SHA-2 CSRs.
Administrators can enable users to manage their device language. Users will have the ability to change their device language from Settings Manager. This capability will only be available for Samsung ELM and Bluebird HF550 devices.
To continue using the Legacy Remote Control Plugin, Customers must uninstall the current version from their local systems and re-install the plugin via the link present in the 2024.1.1 SOTI MobiControl Web Console. SOTI MobiControl versions 15.6.6 and later will support the new 2024.1.1 remote control plugin, while earlier versions of SOTI MobiControl will not be compatible. Remote Control via SOTI XSight is not affected.
| MCMR‑31132 | Managed App Configuration default values were not being delivered to devices when editing App policies. |
| MCMR‑32003 | The “device plugin outdated” message was appearing with every check-in post upgrade. |
| MCMR‑33898 | Date values were incorrect when exporting custom date attributes on devices. |
| MCMR‑34091 | When the SD card is removed from a device, the SD card information was continuing to be displayed on the web console. |
| MCMR‑34359 | End users were able to turn off app permissions from Google Maps. |
| MCMR‑34643 | Windows CE devices disconnected from servers where additional ports for SHA-1 and SHA-2 certificates were enabled immediately upon enrollment. |
| MCMR‑34871 | The user was not able to manually move shared devices between groups. |
| MCMR‑35061 | Devices failed to retrieve packages/files after SOTI XTreme Hub relocation to another group. |
| MCMR‑35151 | Scheduled profile deployment edit UI was pulling outdated configurations. |
| MCMR‑35200 | Managed app configurations were being displayed inconsistently. |
| MCMR‑35348 | The user was not able to create a Windows Mobile Agent. |
| MCMR‑35424 | Lockdown profile configurations would appear to have no home screen items on the web console after the upgrade despite functioning normally on the device. |
| MCMR‑35442 | Deployment server queue length was showing some discrepancy. |
| MCMR‑35485 | Unable to delete lockdown templates. |
| MCMR‑35618 | The file manager did not allow Japanese input. |
| MCMR‑35637 | iOS and macOS custom profiles page not loading. |
| MCMR‑35711 | Data truncation and archival setting were not working as expected for application feedback logs, leading to growing database tables. |
| MCMR‑35894 | The user was not able to create a new Windows CE/Classic Agents. |
| MCMR‑35961 | Unable to install Entrust certificate. |
| MCMR‑35967 | Changes to user permissions did not take effect immediately after changing user groups. |
| MCMR‑35988 | Path column data disappears when selecting the refresh button. |
| MCMR‑36008 | Windows Modern profiles were continuously reinstalling when assigned with a filter based on a registry value. |
| MCMR‑36037 | "Execute Script Only if Files Transmitted" toggle in file sync policies was disabled upon upgrade. |
| MCMR‑36094 | Searching for devices produced inconsistent results. |
| MCMR‑36098 | File sync policies were missing after upgrade. |
| MCMR‑36130 | The user was not able to update or edit profiles with certificate and Wi-Fi payloads. |
| MCMR‑36135 | File sync policies could not be removed from the web console. |
| MCMR‑36214 | Searching by app name did not produce expected results. |
| MCMR‑36222 | The copy device group permissions window was not displaying correctly. |
| MCMR‑36238 | Pre-saved scripts were unable to be removed from the web console. |
| MCMR‑36298 | The updated legacy remote-control plugin version was not compatible with older versions of SOTI MobiControl. |
| MCMR‑36334 | The export device list action was not working correctly when custom attributes were included in the column view. |
| MCMR‑36433 | Database maintenance was failing due to logs not truncating correctly. |
| MCMR‑36132 | Printers were appearing offline after upgrade. |
