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Get supportSee which certificates are eligible for automatic renewal
Only ADCertificates delivered as part of a device profile are eligible for automatic renewal.
The following certificates are not eligible and must be renewed manually:
- ADCertificate payloads delivered as part of a user profile
- Certificates delivered as part of an SCEP payload of any kind
- Certificates delivered as part of a profile that contains a mobile device management (MDM) payload
- Certificates delivered as part of an over-the-air (OTA) enrollment profile
Enable or disable automatic renewal of eligible certificates
In macOS High Sierra 10.13.4 or later, eligible certificates renew automatically. If you don't want the certificate in a payload to renew automatically, you can add an 'EnableAutoRenewal' key (boolean), with a value of FALSE.
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Or, to disable automatic certificate renewal for all payloads, enter this command in Terminal on your Mac:
To enable automatic downloads in macOS Sierra 10.12.4 through macOS High Sierra 10.13.3, enter this command in Terminal:
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Certificates that automatically renew can't be renewed manually, including in Profiles preferences or using the profiles -W
command. Automatic renewal occurs on the same schedule that determines when to show the Update button in Profiles preferences, or when to send the user a notification that the certificate is expiring. If renewal fails, retries occur on this fixed schedule:
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- If renewal fails because the server couldn't be contacted, retries occur once per hour or whenever there is a network transition.
- If renewal fails after contacting the server, retries occur once every 24 hours, ensuring that multiple unsuccessful attempts don't cause a user's account to become locked. Restarting the Mac does not affect this schedule.