Yes, API calls are also using the HTTPS protocol to communicate with the
JSS so no problem there. Almost all communication with the JSS is based
on the HTTPS protocol, so redirecting a message on port 443 to port 8443
would make not difference.
@Anonymous not only less overhead. An EA collects inventory information,
meaning that to collect data you need to run a scheduled inventory
policy. If your inventory policies run, say every 12 hours, and in
between the user deletes a bunch of files a...
Actually with some scripting you could create a script that runs under a
policy that will dump a listing of all the contents of the Trash folder
and uploaded via API as an attachment to computer inventory in Jamf
Pro.You could install a launchdaemon ...
Here's how we do it internally... HTTPD-SSL.CONF1. Open
/etc/apache2/extra/httpd-ssl.conf 2. Make sure it's listening on port
443 (uncomment)3. Look for the term SSLProtocol and change to
SSLProtocol -ALL + TLSv1.24. Look for the line that starts wit...
