afd68 (afd68) asked a question.
Hi everyone,
We deployed certificates to have our devices managed (we are on OIE). We made a test, we deleted the certificate from the device and then we are still able to access to our applications and still have the managed status. how often certificates are checked on managed devices?
Thank you in advanced
Regards
Hello @afd68 (afd68) Thank you for reacting out to our Community!
As per our doc below, the issue you are experiencing might be expected:
" When you provide your own CA, Okta supports certificate revocation. Okta checks the certificate revocation list (CRL) for revoked or on-hold certificates, and then blocks those certificates from sending any management signals. Okta only supports CRL endpoints that use the HTTP or HTTPS protocol, and CRLs that are signed by the same intermediate certificate that the admin uploaded. The client certificate should also include the certificate distribution point uniform resource identifier (URI). When these conditions are met, Okta downloads the CRL, and then revokes any certificates that are on the CRL. The certificate revocation task occurs in a background process that runs a few times each day. When a certificate is marked as revoked, the client cannot use the certificate to set management status. Check your system log events, to see details about when a certificate is revoked.
Manually delete intermediate CAs that are revoked by the root CA. These are not automatically deleted."
https://help.okta.com/oie/en-us/Content/Topics/identity-engine/devices/configure-ca-main.htm
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Hello @afd68 (afd68) Thank you for reacting out to our Community!
As per our doc below, the issue you are experiencing might be expected:
" When you provide your own CA, Okta supports certificate revocation. Okta checks the certificate revocation list (CRL) for revoked or on-hold certificates, and then blocks those certificates from sending any management signals. Okta only supports CRL endpoints that use the HTTP or HTTPS protocol, and CRLs that are signed by the same intermediate certificate that the admin uploaded. The client certificate should also include the certificate distribution point uniform resource identifier (URI). When these conditions are met, Okta downloads the CRL, and then revokes any certificates that are on the CRL. The certificate revocation task occurs in a background process that runs a few times each day. When a certificate is marked as revoked, the client cannot use the certificate to set management status. Check your system log events, to see details about when a certificate is revoked.
Manually delete intermediate CAs that are revoked by the root CA. These are not automatically deleted."
https://help.okta.com/oie/en-us/Content/Topics/identity-engine/devices/configure-ca-main.htm
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