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Good afternoon! i recently fired up the NetbootSUS VM from JAMF and everything was looking good until I deployed the new catalog path to my test unit. When I try and run the updates I get an alert that states "An error has occurred. The certificate for this server is invalid. You might be connecting to a server that is pretending to be "nbsus.mydomain.com which could put your confidential information at risk." The machine shows that I have updates available, but it will not allow me to install.



I am also able to hit http://nbsus.mydomain.net/content/catalogs/others/index-mountainlion-lion-snowleopard-leopard.merged-1.sucatalog without any issue in my web browser.



Has anyone else seen this issue before? I am attempting this update on a 10.8 machine.

The cert is invalid on my SUS, and my updates flow just fine. Curious.



How exactly are you running the updates?

I used a configuration profile to push the SUS server to the clients. In this test, I opened the App store to check for updates. I also ran the sudo softwareupdate -l command and I receive the same error message.



I even tried running my "run software update" self service script I have deployed and it fails as well.



Before deploying the Netboot/SUS server, I was using an internal OS X 10.8 SUS server without issue.

Just this week I'm setting up a NetSUS to provide apple updates to a lab. I'm getting this exact same certificate error. Did you find a resolution?

No resolution yet. Off for spring break last week, I will dive back into the issue this week.

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