How do Apple Enterprise certificates and their expiration dates work?
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I have a question that I wanted clarity on. As shown below, I have an Apple Enterprise account that has a membership expiration date of March 13, 2020
And within that membership, I have a Enterprise certificate that expires 2020/06/21, and another that expires 2022/10/01
This means that any provisioning profiles that I create will have to fit between now and a year out.
So if I make a provisioning profile that is linked to the certificate that expires 2020/06/21, given this is less than a year, the provisioning profile will expire on the same day the certificate expires (2020/06/21). So this would be a bad idea. However, a provisioning profile linked to the 2nd license of 2022/10/01, would expire a year from today-1. So it would expire Oct 15, 2020. This is the better idea.
And …. if I do not pay the membership fee of $299 on March 13, 2020 though, will both the certificates above also expire. I would assume so.
Is my understanding correct?
And within that membership, I have a Enterprise certificate that expires 2020/06/21, and another that expires 2022/10/01
This means that any provisioning profiles that I create will have to fit between now and a year out.
So if I make a provisioning profile that is linked to the certificate that expires 2020/06/21, given this is less than a year, the provisioning profile will expire on the same day the certificate expires (2020/06/21). So this would be a bad idea. However, a provisioning profile linked to the 2nd license of 2022/10/01, would expire a year from today-1. So it would expire Oct 15, 2020. This is the better idea.
And …. if I do not pay the membership fee of $299 on March 13, 2020 though, will both the certificates above also expire. I would assume so.
Is my understanding correct?
Asked by Derek Megyesi
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Oct 17, 2019, 12:38 AM
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Last activity: Oct 17, 2019, 09:11 AM