As mentioned in the Certificate Autoenrollment on macOS section, some important Certification Autoenrollment commands, such as vascert pulse, will not work until the necessary platform-specific functionality has been implemented in certstore-DEV.sh. For more information on modifying certstore-DEV.sh and a simple example script, see the Examples and further explanation for modifying certstore-DEV.sh on Linux and UNIX (284711) KB article.

Until the certstore-DEV.sh script is modified, the following issues will happen when running vascert pulse:

<VASCERT PULSE COMMAND>
$ vascert pulse
vascert: One Identity Certificate Autoenrollment version 1.1.0.750
Copyright 2017 Quest Software Inc. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Processing enrollment policy: dc1.domain.com
Process exited with an error (Exit value: 1), command was: [/var/opt/quest/vascert/script/certstore.sh, export-machine-certs, /tmp/6353628018779558796pk12, mdzDFXBD7znDYDO8B]
</VASCERT PULSE COMMAND>

The output shows which script vascert ran and the parameters passed to the script. As previously mentioned, certstore.sh calls (on all platforms other than macOS) certstore-DEV.sh. In the example above, certstore.sh calls into certstore-DEV.sh's exportMachineCerts function. By default, that function only returns a 1 indicating an error as shown here:

exportMachineCerts()
{
    echo "=== UNIMPLEMENTED exportMachineCerts'()' ==="
    exit 1
}

See the Examples and further explanation for modifying certstore-DEV.sh on Linux and UNIX (284711) KB article for a deeper understanding of that function, expected parameters, and an example for using that function. As long as that function returns '1', autoenrollment will cease at this point and vascert will not enroll for a new certificate. Because this is the first step of many, see the KB article for other functions that need to be modified and examples on how to do so.