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  • January 26, 2023
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My Push Certificate is expiring in several days. I have access to the account used for the certificate, however when I try and sign in to the Push Certificates portal I'm given the error "Your Apple ID is not allowed to sign in to this application":

I have no issues using this account to sign in to other Apple services such as Apple School Manager. Apple has no idea what is causing this. I'd rather not re-enrol devices as this would be a huge amount of work. Has anyone had a similar problem? What can I do to fix this?

Best answer by sdagley

@ChrisPS Have you contacted the Apple group specifically responsible for APNS certificates: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208643

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sdagley
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  • January 26, 2023

@ChrisPS Have you contacted the Apple group specifically responsible for APNS certificates: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208643


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  • January 26, 2023

You better get on that REAL quick like, if you've only got several days to renew.  I went through a similar experience last year after taking over the Jamf admin role.  I had to provide Apple proof that I was an employee, get a statement from HR...it took a few days to resolve.

Edit: And re-reading - are you sure thats the account that was used to create the cert?  I get mixed up at times with one of my dev accounts and use it to try and sign in to Apple Business Manager or the Cert portal.  Check your account and make sure its the correct one.

My recommendation after you get this taken care of - do your renewals quarterly.  That was a good piece of advice that I got from another Apple admin.  Keeps you on your toes with the renewal process and gives you time to make any changes necessary.


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  • January 29, 2023

I have no idea what was preventing me being able to sign in, but thankfully this morning I was able to log in again. My certificate expired almost 24 hours ago, but there must be some sort of grace period as I was still able to renew and the devices appear to be working fine with the new certificate. I think I'll be doing the renewals at least every 6 months from now on to give me a bit of time in case something happens again - Apple support is borderline useless in my experience.

 


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  • January 30, 2023

I have no idea what was preventing me being able to sign in, but thankfully this morning I was able to log in again. My certificate expired almost 24 hours ago, but there must be some sort of grace period as I was still able to renew and the devices appear to be working fine with the new certificate. I think I'll be doing the renewals at least every 6 months from now on to give me a bit of time in case something happens again - Apple support is borderline useless in my experience.

 


I've had the same issue in the past with my account. Was trying to login to a portal but was getting a message saying the account isn't allowed. It then started working the next day. I think it has something to do with accounts that got upgraded from consumer to be part of a managed ID program such as dep/vpp.


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  • January 30, 2023

I have no idea what was preventing me being able to sign in, but thankfully this morning I was able to log in again. My certificate expired almost 24 hours ago, but there must be some sort of grace period as I was still able to renew and the devices appear to be working fine with the new certificate. I think I'll be doing the renewals at least every 6 months from now on to give me a bit of time in case something happens again - Apple support is borderline useless in my experience.

 


That is the way to do it. I do it like 2 months out now, cause I am paranoid lol.