Hi christowepener,  If it can be done, it would be with sudo as long as that user has sudo permissions. One thing to note is that sudoers file is preset, so if it doesn't work than it cannot be modified in compliance mode. I am not sure what version of OneFS you are running, but in 7.2.1.x and up, SSL2 is disabled by default. SSL3 or TLS1 is the default in later version.  Here are the instructions for a standard cluster if you don't already have them. 488387 : OneFS: How to enable support for TLSv1.2 for WebGUI [URL]
Hi, I have a customer that requires TLS enabled for the web administration interface. The security configuration guide states that you need to log in with root to change permissions of a directory and edit some files. Would this still be possible with a compliance mode cluster as the root account is disabled?  Thanks Christo 
Enabling TLS on Smartlock Compliance cluster