Payload Does Not Match the Old Payload - Old certificate has not expired

Deborah
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Payload Does Not Match the Old Payload - Old certificate has not expired

Hi, This time last year I went through the very painful process of an expired push certificate. This year I thought I would be ahead of the game and renew in plenty of time.

However as soon as I upload the new certificate in the Meraki Dashboard, Organization, Configure, MDM (I am renewing). I lose the connection to all the ipads. So when I go into the individual device I see the the push Certificate is non-compliant.

If I try to re-enroll via the webpage, m.meraki.com I am told to install it via settings, General, Profile & Device Management but when I try to install it via there I get the error message above.

I do NOT have the ability to uninstall the old profile from the ipad. 

 

Can I uninstall the old profile from the dashboard?

Actually what can I do?

 

Thank you for any help that you can give me.

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PhilipDAth
Kind of a big deal
Kind of a big deal

Are you sure you renewed as opposed to getting a new certificate? 

Absolutely, positively sure.

Hi, I have managed to sort of fix this....

 

I think my problem was that I had disabled the option for the iPads to remove the Meraki Management profile. This appeared to have the side-effect of removing the ability to update it as well.

 

To get around this,

First I went back to the old certificate - luckily I had saved it & the old hard drive it was stored on!

I set up a new profile with the removable option set to Yes.

In the dashboard for each device I chose to unenroll device for each iPad (glad I only had 43 to worry about)

Then I pushed out the certificate again

Finally I visited each iPad to enroll them again.

 

So a pain in the neck but not as bad as rebuilding each iPad.

 

If anyone has any simpler method for next year, I would be grateful.

CC88
Conversationalist

Strange thing is that half my iPad certificates are ok and the other half are not.

CC88
Conversationalist

I still have my old certificate but it has expired. Reverting to it might do more harm in my case, I think.

CC88
Conversationalist

Very sure as I clicked "Renew" as I have done so every year.

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