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KB-9453: Mac intermediate certificate trust when downloaded through adgpupdate

25 September,20 at 01:11 PM

If the root CA that issues the intermediate certificates is not trusted then the intermediate certificates will be installed on the Mac system as untrusted. Centrify does not have a setting available to override this behavior, adding the root CA that issued the intermediate certificates will resolve the issue.

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