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SafeGuard install on Apple Mac

Dan Petford over 4 years ago

Since installing SafeGuard, the Mac it's installed in has been really slow and also get this message?

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MichaelMcLannahan over 4 years ago in reply to Dan Petford +1 verified

sudo /usr/bin/security add-trusted-cert -d -k /Library/Keychains/System.keychain -r trustAsRoot -p ssl mycertnameishere.cer Or find the cert...Launch Keychain. Import Cert. Open Cert and use drop…

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0 Shweta over 4 years ago

Hi Dan Petford

Could you please check the client and server communication using this article? If you are still facing the issue, please let us know.

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0 MichaelMcLannahan over 4 years ago in reply to Shweta

Is the cert a self-published one?

You may need to install and trust this cert on each client. How many Macs is this issue with?
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0 MichaelMcLannahan over 4 years ago in reply to Shweta

Is the cert a self-published one?

You may need to install and trust this cert on each client. How many Macs is this issue with?
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0 Dan Petford over 4 years ago in reply to MichaelMcLannahan

Only one as that the only one, how do you trust the cert?
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+1 MichaelMcLannahan over 4 years ago in reply to Dan Petford

sudo /usr/bin/security add-trusted-cert -d -k /Library/Keychains/System.keychain -r trustAsRoot -p ssl mycertnameishere.cer

Or find the cert...Launch Keychain. Import Cert.

Open Cert and use drop down to select "Always Trust" on all of the options...

You could also turn off SSL on the client if you wanted but this is a bit of a backward step. Best to address the issue rather than hiding/disabling it!

All the best
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