Our production push ssl certificate is going to expire soon. If I generate a new certificate, will the other certificate remain valid until it is set to expire (at which point it must be replaced with the new certificate)?
Will both certificates work at the same time?
Just concerned about the timing. For our app, we host a push server and so do a few of our customers. I want to make sure creating a new certificate and updating our push server with the new certificate doesn't mess up our customers' push servers that will, for a time, still have the old certificate installed.
They expire one year after creation and must be renewed in order to let you send in-app notifications to your end-users. One month prior to expiration, the iOS Dev Center and the mag+ Publish portal will email a warning to your associated brand admin.
Select Create your MDM push Certificate to go to the Apple Push Certificates Portal. Find the certificate you want to renew and select Renew. Select Choose File and select the new CSR file you downloaded.
APN certificate(s) downloaded from Apple only have one year validity from the date it was created.
It seems like you don't invalidate the old certificate...
"You can generate a new certificate without revoking the old one, and use them simultaneously to ensure they are working before revoking the old one."
At least according to this post
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