What's in the Release Notes?
Omnissa Workspace ONE® Experience Management for macOS Release Notes describe the new features and enhancements in each release. This page contains a summary of the new capabilities, issues that have been resolved, and known issues that have been reported in each release.
Experience Management 26.07 for macOS
New Features
- Registered Mode Support
- The Experience Management for macOS agent now supports macOS devices enrolled in Workspace ONE UEM in Registered Mode which includes devices managed by a third-party MDM solution.
- This feature extends Experience Management telemetry coverage — device experience data, UX scores, and experience analytics — to unmanaged and third-party-managed Mac fleets, with no re-enrollment and no disruption to existing management.
- For details, see the Tech Zone article Omnissa DEX solution for third-party managed macOS devices.
- Experience Management Health Status Reporting to Hub
- The Experience Management agent now reports its enablement state and health status directly to Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub.
- You can see at a glance whether the agent is activated, connected, and collecting telemetry using the tlmtool command-line utility.
- See Commands for the utility tool on the Omnissa Doc site.
- SSL Certificate Revocation Check Mode
- Set the Experience Management agent to check if a previously valid certificate was recently revoked.
- This check is an additional check to the certificate chain validation check that confirms that a trusted certificate authority (CA) issued the certificate, that it matched the hostname, and that it hasn’t expired.
- For details, see SSL Certificate Revocation Check Mode.
- Experience Management Telemetry Enablement (Limited Availability)
- You can dynamically configure which telemetry event types are collected from devices directly through Experience Management.
- Choose which events to collect for device and app performance data, and assign these policies to specific sets of devices.
- Configuration changes propagate to all devices within 4 hours.
- For details, see Experience Management Telemetry Enablement on the Omnissa Docs site.
- Limited Availability: This feature is in Limited Availability (LA).
- To activate it for your environment, reach out to your Omnissa account team to request access.
Minimum Requirements
Minimum Requirements for Experience Management 26.07 for macOS
- Omnissa Workspace ONE Experience Management for macOS package
- Omnissa Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub for macOS 26.06 or later
- macOS Sonoma, version 14 or later
- Omnissa Intelligence tenant opted-in and Desktop Advanced Telemetry integration card activated
Resolved Issues
- DCP-11005 - Updated macOS to use the OS-provided libcurl and remove the bundled OpenSSL dependency, replacing libcurl's crypto backend with native operating-system APIs.
- DCP-12002 - Updated SQLite to the latest version to resolve two high-severity CVEs flagged in the macOS builds.
Known Issues
- DCP-11462: There is a known issue concerning the reporting of NIC models and manufactures as "unknown" in wi-fi network adapter events. For details, see the KB article Wi‑Fi NIC Model and Manufacturer Showing as “Unknown” on Apple Silicon (M1) macOS Devices.
- DCP-12206: There is a known issue where the Experience Management Telemetry setting persists when the device is enrolled to a new org which doesn't have the setting activated.
Download Instructions
- Omnissa Workspace ONE Experience Management for macOS is available as a resource on Customer Connect.
Experience Management 26.02 for macOS
New Features
- We've updated the Experience Management for macOS agent code base.
- If you use a proxy server in your Experience Management deployment, you must configure proxy awareness on the macOS device.
- For details, access Use a proxy server? You must configure proxy awareness on the device.
Minimum Requirements
Minimum Requirements for Experience Management 26.02 for macOS
- Omnissa Workspace ONE Experience Management for macOS package
- Omnissa Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub for macOS 24.11.3 or later
- macOS Sonoma, version 14 or later
- Omnissa Intelligence tenant opted-in and Desktop Advanced Telemetry integration card activated
Resolved Issues
- We are always working to improve Experience Management with every release. There are no major bug fixes to report.
Known Issues
- DCP-11462: There is a known issue concerning the reporting of NIC models and manufactures as "unknown" in wi-fi network adapter events. For details, see the KB article Wi‑Fi NIC Model and Manufacturer Showing as “Unknown” on Apple Silicon (M1) macOS Devices.
Download Instructions
- Omnissa Workspace ONE Experience Management for macOS is available as a resource on Customer Connect.
Experience Management 25.09 for macOS
New Features
- Migration and Performance Improvements
- We refactored the Experience Management Agent for macOS to optimize memory and the processor footprint.
Minimum Requirements
Minimum Requirements for Experience Management 25.09 for macOS
- Omnissa Workspace ONE Experience Management for macOS package
- Omnissa Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub for macOS 24.07 or later
- macOS Ventura, version 13 or later
- Omnissa Intelligence tenant opted-in and Desktop Advanced Telemetry integration card activated
Resolved Issues
- DCP-10375: Deployed a fix to ensure there are no missing processes in the initial process enumeration.
Known Issues
- We haven't identified any notable known issues in this release. If you have any problems, reach out to our support team.
Download Instructions
- Omnissa Workspace ONE Experience Management for macOS is available as a resource on Customer Connect.
Experience Management 25.03 for macOS
New Features
- Web App Monitoring is in general availability (GA).
- IT administrators can use this Experience Management browser extension to monitor web application performance, including page load speeds, network connectivity bottlenecks, and app and browser errors.
- This extension works with the Experience Management solution to proactively identify issues and to predict them before users notice.
- IT administrators can also troubleshoot with in-context dashboards and reports to efficiently find the root cause.
- For details, see Web App Monitoring.
Minimum Requirements
Minimum Requirements for Experience Management 25.03 for macOS
- Omnissa Workspace ONE Experience Management for macOS package
- Omnissa Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub for macOS 24.07 or later
- macOS Ventura, version 13 or later
- Omnissa Intelligence tenant opted-in and Desktop Advanced Telemetry integration card activated
Resolved Issues
- We are always working to improve Experience Management for macOS with every release. There are no major bug fixes to report.
Known Issues
- We haven't identified any notable known issues in this release. If you have any problems, reach out to our support team.
Download Instructions
- Omnissa Workspace ONE Experience Management for macOS is available as a resource on Customer Connect.
Documentation
Find documentation for Experience Management for macOS services on the Omnissa Product Documentation site.
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Support Information
- Access the Customer Connect site for help with your product.
- For details on filing support requests, access How to file a Support Request in Customer Connect portal.
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