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You can use macOS to renew your certificate enrollment with your configuration profile via two methods:

  • Simple certificate enrollment protocol (SCEP), which often uses a Microsoft certificate authority (CA) Network Device Enrollment Service (NDES).
  • DCOM/RPC (ADCertificate), which relies on a Microsoft Windows Server Certificate Authority (CA).

About certificates

In macOS, you can get and renew your certificate with the same profile. macOS alerts you as a certificate nears its expiration date:

  • When a certificate is 15 days from its expiration date, you get a reminder.
  • When a certificate is less than 15 days from its expiration date, a banner appears in Notification Center. This notification repeats once a day until the certificate expires or you update or remove it.

To update a certificate, in the Profiles pane of System Preferences, click the certificate profile, then click Update.

Renew with ADCertificate

In the Profiles pane of System Preferences, click the Update button to create a new private key. The new private key is used to sign the certificate request that’s sent to the CA. The new certificate from the CA is paired with the new private key.

The original certificate and private key that were created when the profile was installed stay in the keychain.

Learn how to automatically renew certificates delivered via a configuration profile.

Renew with SCEP

Click the Update button in the Profiles pane of System Preferences. The current private key is used to sign the certificate request that’s sent to the CA. When CA renews the certificate, it pairs it with the original private key.

The original certificate that was created when the profile was installed stays in the keychain.

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Renew through the command line

In macOS 10.12 Sierra and later, you can renew the ADCertificate and SCEP profile-generated certificates with the /usr/bin/profiles command. Use the following syntax in the command line:

profiles -W -p <profileIdentifier value>

You can find the 'profileIdentifier' value by listing the installed profiles with the -L command argument.

Set up renewal notifications

Yosemite and later versions of macOS display a daily notification when the certificate has less than 14 days until it expires.

You can change the daily notification time with two configuration parameters called CertificateRenewalTimeInterval and CertificateRenewalTimePercent:

Parameter Application MethodAllowed ValuesValue Type
CertificateRenewalTimeIntervalProfile Manager configuration profile: ADCert or SCEPGreater than 14 days, or less than the maximum lifetime of the certificate in daysDays (integer)
CertificateRenewalTimePercent/usr/sbin/defaultsBetween 1 and 50Percentage (integer)

You can apply the CertificateRenewalTimePercent with syntax like this:

You can use these two settings together:

  • If CertificateRenewalTimeInterval is defined in the profile, use that value.
  • If CertificateRenewalTimeInterval isn't defined in the profile, but is defined on the client, use the value of the CertificateRenewalTimePercent.

If neither value is defined, the time interval is set to 14 days.

Learn more

The profile you used to create the ADCert or SCEP certificate might be removed. If you use Mavericks or a later version of macOS, the most recent certificate and private key are removed from the keychain, but the original certificate isn’t. You have to delete it.

The profile you used to get the certificate might have other payloads linked to the certificate. Examples of payloads include Network: EAP-TLS, VPN: OnDemand certificate-based authentication. When the certificate is renewed, the dependent configurations are updated for the new certificate.

After a certificate is renewed, the installed profile is associated with the new certificate. When a certificate is renewed, no additional profiles are installed or created.

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Applies to: Configuration Manager (current branch)

Here are procedures for uninstalling Mac clients and for renewing their certificates.

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Uninstalling the Mac client

  1. On a Mac computer, open a terminal window and navigate to the folder containing macclient.dmg.

  2. Navigate to the Tools folder and enter the following command-line:

    ./CMUninstall -c

    Note

    The -c property instructs the client uninstall to also remove client crash logs and log files. We recommend this to avoid confusion if you later reinstall the client.

  3. If required, manually remove the client authentication certificate that Configuration Manager was using, or revoke it. CMUnistall does not remove or revoke this certificate.

Renewing the Mac client certificate

Use one of the following methods to renew the Mac client certificate:

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  1. Configure the following values as strings in the ccmclient.plist file that controls when the Renew Certificate Wizard opens:

    • RenewalPeriod1 - Specifies, in seconds, the first renewal period in which users can renew the certificate. The default value is 3,888,000 seconds (45 days). Don't configure a value less than 300, as the period will revert to the default.

    • RenewalPeriod2 - Specifies, in seconds, the second renewal period in which users can renew the certificate. The default value is 259,200 seconds (3 days). If this value is configured and is greater than or equal to 300 seconds and is less than or equal to RenewalPeriod1, the value will be used. If RenewalPeriod1 is greater than 3 days, a value of 3 days will be used for RenewalPeriod2. If RenewalPeriod1 is less than 3 days, then RenewalPeriod2 is set to the same value as RenewalPeriod1.

    • RenewalReminderInterval1 - Specifies, in seconds, the frequency at which the Renew Certificate Wizard will be displayed to users during the first renewal period. The default value is 86,400 seconds (1 day). If RenewalReminderInterval1 is greater than 300 seconds and less than the value configured for RenewalPeriod1, then the configured value will be used. Otherwise, the default value of 1 day will be used.

    • RenewalReminderInterval2 - Specifies, in seconds the frequency at which the Renew Certificate Wizard will be displayed to users during the second renewal period. The default value is 28,800 seconds (8 hours). If RenewalReminderInterval2 is greater than 300 seconds, less than or equal to RenewalReminderInterval1 and less than or equal to RenewalPeriod2, then the configured value will be used. Otherwise, a value of 8 hours will be used.

      Example: If the values are left as their defaults, 45 days before the certificate expires, the wizard will open every 24 hours. Within 3 days of the certificate expiring, the wizard will open every 8 hours.

      Example: Use the following command line, or a script, to set the first renewal period to 20 days.

      sudo defaults write com.microsoft.ccmclient RenewalPeriod1 1728000

  2. When the Renew Certificate Wizard opens, the User name and Server name fields will typically be pre-populated and the user can just enter a password to renew the certificate.

    Note

    If the wizard does not open, or if you accidentally close the wizard, click Renew from the Configuration Manager preference page to open the wizard.

Renew certificate manually

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A typical validity period for the Mac client certificate is 1 year. Configuration Manager does not automatically renew the user certificate that it requests during enrollment, so you must use the following procedure to renew the certificate manually.

Important

If the certificate expires, you must uninstall, reinstall and then re-enroll the Mac client.

This procedure removes the SMSID, which is required to request a new certificate for the same Mac computer. When you remove and replace the client SMSID, any stored client history such as inventory is deleted after you delete the client from the Configuration Manager console.

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  1. Create and populate a device collection for the Mac computers that must renew the user certificates.

    Warning

    Configuration Manager does not monitor the validity period of the certificate that it enrolls for Mac computers. You must monitor this independently from Configuration Manager to identify the Mac computers to add to this collection.

  2. In the Assets and Compliance workspace, start the Create Configuration Item Wizard.

  3. On the General page, specify the following information:

    • Name:Remove SMSID for Mac

    • Type:Mac OS X

  4. On the Supported Platforms page, ensure that all Mac OS X versions are selected.

  5. On the Settings page, choose New and then, in the Create Setting dialog box, specify the following information:

    • Name:Remove SMSID for Mac

    • Setting type:Script

    • Data type:String

  6. In the Create Setting dialog box, for Discovery script, choose Add script to specify a script that discovers Mac computers with an SMSID configured.

  7. In the Edit Discovery Script dialog box, enter the following Shell Script:

  8. Choose OK to close the Edit Discovery Script dialog box.

  9. In the Create Setting dialog box, for Remediation script (optional), choose Add script to specify a script that removes the SMSID when it is found on Mac computers.

  10. In the Create Remediation Script dialog box, enter the following Shell Script:

  11. Choose OK to close the Create Remediation Script dialog box.

  12. On the Compliance Rules page of the wizard, click New, and then in the Create Rule dialog box, specify the following information:

    • Name:Remove SMSID for Mac

    • Selected setting: Choose Browse and then select the discovery script that you specified previously.

    • In the following values field, enter The domain/default pair of (com.microsoft.ccmclient, SMSID) does not exist.

    • Enable the option Run the specified remediation script when this setting is noncompliant.

  13. Complete the Create Configuration Item Wizard.

  14. Create a configuration baseline that contains the configuration item that you have just created and deploy it to the device collection that you created in step 1.

    For more information about how to create and deploy configuration baselines, see How to create configuration baselines and How to deploy configuration baselines.

  15. On Mac computers that have the SMSID removed, run the following command to install a new certificate:

    When prompted, provide the password for the super user account to run the command and then the password for the Active Directory user account.

  16. To limit the enrolled certificate to Configuration Manager, on the Mac computer, open a terminal window and make the following changes:

    a. Enter the command sudo /Applications/Utilities/Keychain Access.app/Contents/MacOS/Keychain Access

    b. In the Keychain Access dialog, in the Keychains section, choose System, and then, in the Category section, choose Keys.

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    c. Expand the keys to view the client certificates. When you have identified the certificate with a private key that you have just installed, double-click the key.

    d. On the Access Control tab, choose Confirm before allowing access.

    e. Browse to /Library/Application Support/Microsoft/CCM, select CCMClient, and then choose Add.

    f. Choose Save Changes and close the Keychain Access dialog box.

  17. Restart the Mac computer.