User Experience when Configuring FastPass on a Managed Windows 10 Device Using DSSO
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Overview
The following reconfiguration has been identified as part of the preparation needed to perform the upgrade to Okta Identity Engine (OIE).
NOTE: Additional Okta features may require reconfiguration or be disabled to complete the upgrade. This article describes the end-user experience when configuring FastPass on a Managed Windows 10 device that uses Desktop Single Sign-On (DSSO).
Applies To
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Configuring FastPass
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Managed Windows 10 devices
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Desktop Single Sign-On (DSSO)
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Okta Identity Engine Upgrade
Solution
This is the end-user experience for opt-in to Okta Verify enrollment.
General Workstation configuration: Windows 10, domain joined, with Desktop SSO enabled.
Network Posture: "On-Premise Network" or "Active VPN connection"
Video Walk-through
Upon completion of the above process, the user will have been enrolled into Okta Verify to allow for FastPass Sign-in on subsequent sign-in.
Prerequisites
The following configuration must be completed prior to end-user access:
- Okta Verify installed on device (Via MDM)
- Sign-in Policy Configured with Device Enrollment Check
- Bookmark application created & assigned to the above sign-in policy
- Target End-User Granted Access to the bookmark application
- Icon/Shortcut added to the Desktop to bookmark the App of the target end-user
