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Command-line | Registry
When downloading or uploading data from an HTTPS web server, a web server certificate is applied to the data being transferred. When receiving web server certificates from the servers, RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager checks the CA (certification authority) server to ensure that the certificates are not on the CRL (certificate revocation list). If RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager cannot check the CRL (for example, if the CA server is firewalled and cannot be contacted), the system can stall. to avoid this, the CheckCertificateRevocation setting can be used to prevent RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager from performing the CRL check.
This can be set as a common registry entry in order to have the same behavior occur across all RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager components, respectively agents. Furthermore, it is possible to override the common behavior by setting an overriding registry entry for any component. By default, this setting is set to check the CRL for all components.
Values / Range: |
Boolean (True or False) |
Default value: |
True |
Command-line
Tool: |
All agents |
Example: |
-o CheckCertificateRevocation=False |
Registry
Installed by: |
First run of the installation agent |
User setting: |
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\ManageSoft Corp\ ManageSoft\Common or HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\ManageSoft Corp\ where <Agent> is the registry key for an individual |
Computer setting: |
[Registry]\ManageSoft\Common or [Registry]\ManageSoft\<Agent>\CurrentVersion where <Agent> is the registry key for an individual |