This macos bash script prompts for a comma delimited list of hostnames directly in terminal window, it is used to Identify and Collect TLS Certificate Information form hosts to files if there is more than one and processes the following command(s) to derive show certs information for each hostname and each of these ports.
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1. Error: “Invalid Certificate” or “Invalid Profile” during MDM Enrollment Using Jamf’s built-in CA Try Replacing the Web Server Certificate
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This is a fantastic resource for How to create an LDAPS Configuration with Jamf Pro. Link: How to create an
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Using OpenSSL to Create a Certificate Keystore for Tomcat Link: https://docs.jamf.com/technical-articles/Using_OpenSSL_to_Create_a_Certificate_Keystore_for_Tomcat.html Step 1: Creating a Public Certificate for Your Jamf
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Link: https://docs.jamf.com/technical-articles/Enabling_SSL_on_Tomcat_with_a_Public_Certificate.html
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Creating a Certificate Signing Request Link: https://docs.jamf.com/technical-articles/Using_IIS_to_Enable_HTTPS_Downloads_on_a_Windows_Server_2016_or_2019_File_Share_Distribution_Point.html?hl=jamf%2Cpro%2Ciis