NickG.01375 (Climate) asked a question.
We recently ran into an issue which looks like one posted and closed here:
When installing the Okta agent, it appears the installer fails to register the agent and update services:
OktaAgentService.exe
Okta.Coordinator.Service.exe
Note, according to my Okta support case. You must make sure the follow is enabled:
Computer->Windows Settings->Security Settings->Local Policies->Security Options->Network security: Configure encryption types allowed for Kerberos: -> enable rc4_hmac_md,5 aes128, and aes256
Workaround:
Here is the workaround I used and was finally able to proceed with an install. Note, I am NOT saying this is fixed. I'd prefer if we could have Okta investigate further:
Notes: For testing, this was done using my Domain Admin account. I was both logged into the system under this account, and ran the installer as this same Domain Admin account.
1. I copied the two Okta service executables from our current install running agent v3.17. I did not copy any other files.
OktaAgentService.exe
Okta.Coordinator.Service.exe
2. These .exe were placed in C:\Program Files (x86)\Okta\Okta AD Agent\. Note the only other file in this directory at the time was the "log" from InstallUtil. Aka this was basically a clean install.
3. I then manually registered the exe files above using admin cmd: - Note: I did this as I suspect something is wrong with the installer when trying to register these services:
sc.exe create "Okta Active Directory Service" binPath= "C:\Program Files (x86)\Okta\Okta AD Agent\OktaAgentService.exe" DisplayName="Okta AD Agent"
AND
sc.exe create "Okta.AdAgent.Update" binPath= "C:\Program Files (x86)\Okta\Okta AD Agent\Okta.Coordinator.Service.exe" DisplayName="Okta AD Agent Update"
4. Finally I went into the windows services and changed the "Okta AD Agent" service LogOn tab from local system to my Domain Admin account. The updater service does not need to have the LogOn tab adjusted.
After doing all of this, the 3.17 installer worked as expected.

Hi @NickG.01375 (Climate) . Thank you for sharing this with the Okta Community!