- What is CylanceHYBRID?
- CylanceHYBRID architecture
- Setting up the CylanceHYBRID application
- CylanceHYBRID system requirements
- Installing the CylanceHYBRID application
- CylanceHYBRID files and license
- Importing a CylanceHYBRID configuration
- Install Kubernetes and the container environment for CylanceHYBRID while connected to the Internet
- Install Kubernetes and the container environment for CylanceHYBRID using a downloaded setup file
- Install the CylanceHYBRID application
- Upgrading your CylanceHYBRID version
- Configuring the CylanceHYBRID application
- Use the CylanceHYBRID console
- Using the CylanceHYBRID Status page
- Installing the agents that communicate with CylanceHYBRID
- Steps to install the device agents that communicate with CylanceHYBRID
- Installing agents on Windows devices
- Installing agents on macOS devices
- Installing agents on Linux devices
- Troubleshooting
- Third-party products and licenses
- BlackBerry Docs
- CylanceHYBRID
- CylanceHYBRID Administration Guide
- Installing the agents that communicate with CylanceHYBRID
- Installing agents on macOS devices
- Install the CylanceHYBRID CA certificate on the macOS device
Install the CylanceHYBRID CA certificate on the macOS device
CylanceHYBRID
CA certificate on the macOS
deviceTo ensure the secure communication between your
CylanceHYBRID
server and your devices, the CA certificate used to sign the certificate and the key used on the server must be installed (trusted) on every device with an agent.- On themacOSdevice, 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 that folder in the Terminal and then run the command to add the certificate.
- ClickLaunchpad.
- In the search field, typeterminaland click the Terminal icon.
- In Terminal, typecd ./Downloadsand pressReturn.
- Typesudo security add-trusted-cert -d -r trustRoot -k /Library/Keychains/System.keychain rootCA.crtand pressReturn. In this example, the root CA certificate is named rootCA.crt. If your certificate has a different file name, be sure to type the correct file name in the command before you run it.
- Type your password and pressReturn.