Hi all,
We have four Jamf Pro servers (on premise) configured behind a reverse proxy. The proxy has an SSL and we configured it to terminate SSL and I reflected those changes in the Apache Tomcat Settings.
The proxy has trusted 3rd party certificate however, I get a message on Jamf saying that "Tomcat SSL Certificate Expiring in X days". I've never configured the certificate on the Jamf Pro nodes themselves, I believe they're using the self-signed certificate.
Will changing the self-signed certificate to a trusted 3rd party cert for the Jamf Pro nodes under the Apache Tomcat Settings cause any problems between them and proxy or them and the clients?
The proxy has trusted 3rd party certificate however, I get a message on Jamf saying that "Tomcat SSL Certificate Expiring in X days". I've never configured the certificate on the Jamf Pro nodes themselves, I believe they're using the self-signed certificate.
Will changing the self-signed certificate to a trusted 3rd party cert for the Jamf Pro nodes under the Apache Tomcat Settings cause any problems between them and proxy or them and the clients?
Thanks in advance!