@Richard_W This has definitely been seen by multiple admins across the community. I noticed it about a week back on a Catalina VM and figured since Catalina updates have yet to be pushed it was related to that. Then I saw this on roughly 800 machines. What appears to have happened was Meraki either let the certificate lapse on the 16th or didn't plan ahead to ensure the update was pushed out in time. If you go back to m.meraki.com and reinstall the configuration profile it pulls a new verified profile signed by another Authority (image attached). From the case I have open with this the agent said it was up to Apple to trust the certificate they had updated and that it should be fine. In my opinion pushing a new cert that you are waiting on Apple to trust (what?!) into production on the premise it should be fine is unacceptable regardless of having planned it or for some reason waiting until it expired. The solution given is to ignore this on current machines, because it is a "cosmetic" issue, or push an update to each profile to every machine to update this which again should work. I can verify that new profiles pushed are verified and signed by the updated certificate, but this doesn't address the entire fleet of machines that didn't happen to start this week. Ive said it elsewhere, but while I don't see this as having a huge impact or presenting an immediate issue it just seems par for the course for issues we have seen and it is endlessly frustrating. We place implicit trust in Meraki as an MDM provider and an assumed part of that would be Meraki staying on top of upcoming changes. Do mistakes happen? Yes. That could easily be addressed by clear communication ahead of possible breaks or changes that make it easier on all of us managing hundreds and thousands of machines that may be impacted. Rant over but TLDR; it's happening because of that cert expiration, you get to push the changes to fix it.
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