- Overview
- Virtual appliance system requirements
- CylanceHYBRID agent capacity
- CylanceHYBRID considerations
- Import and configure the CylanceHYBRID virtual appliance
- CylanceHYBRID Status page
- Log in to the Status page
- Status page field definitions
- Update CylanceHYBRID
- Reboot the virtual appliance
- Update SSL certificate
- Change the Certificate Cipher mode
- Export Hybrid configuration
- Change IP assignment
- Configure Active Directory
- Configure a proxy server
- Start the virtual appliance
- Stop the virtual appliance
- Change the local user account password
- Configure a Static IP using the OVF Tool
- Things to know about CylanceHYBRID agents
- Configure the BlackBerry Protect Desktop Windows agent
- Configure BlackBerry Protect Desktop macOS agents
- Configure BlackBerry Protect Desktop Linux agents
- Support article links
- Troubleshooting
- Third-party products and licenses
- Legal notice
- BlackBerry Docs
- Cylance products
- CylanceHYBRID
- Things to know about CylanceHYBRID agents
- Configure BlackBerry Protect Desktop macOS agents
Configure BlackBerry Protect Desktop macOS agents
BlackBerry Protect Desktop
macOS agentsAdd a CA certificate to macOS
- On the macOS endpoint, copy to or download the root CA certificate. In this example, the file is in the Downloads folder. If you save it to a different folder, you must navigate to the folder in the Terminal and then run the command to add the certificate.
- ClickLaunchpad, in the search field, typeterminal, then click the Terminal icon.
- In Terminal, typecd ./Downloads, then pressReturn.
- Typesudo security add-trusted-cert -d -r trustRoot -k /Library/Keychains/System.keychain rootCA.crt, then pressReturn. In this example, the root CA certificate is named rootCA.crt. If your certificate has a different file name, be sure to change it in the command before running it.
- Type your password, then pressReturn.