03-16-2022 04:45 AM - edited 03-16-2022 04:52 AM
Hi,
in our environment all of the devices stopped checking in into Jamf.
What did we do since the last check-in?
There were three issues, which we think we have fixed:
Resolved The .. @... service token expired 23 days ago.
Resolved The ASM token of '...@...' expired 23 days ago
Resolved The APNs certificate of 'appleCert@...' expired 23 days ago.
How do we get the devices back into Jamf without reinstalling/resetting the devices? Any hints?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Posted on 04-20-2022 02:39 PM
Solution: Apple Push Notification Service didn't work for some reason. I have double and triple checked (my screen gets screenshot every few seconds) - Initially everything was okay when I renewed the APN Service certificates.
Anyway, the APN service had a exclamation mark, without any further error message (as you can see in the screenshot). So I renewed the certificates again and everything worked fine again.
Glad I didn't had to reset and enroll all the devices - I started it with 3 devices and got sick of it immediately ;)
Posted on 03-16-2022 02:27 PM
It sounds like the certs were replaced, rather than being renewed.
What are you seeing in the server logs? What happens when you run jamf policy/recon/manage?
Posted on 03-17-2022 05:40 AM
Jamf School does not have JSS. So, no jamf commands.
Posted on 04-20-2022 02:33 PM
Double checked, and I renewed the certificates.
Posted on 04-20-2022 02:39 PM
Solution: Apple Push Notification Service didn't work for some reason. I have double and triple checked (my screen gets screenshot every few seconds) - Initially everything was okay when I renewed the APN Service certificates.
Anyway, the APN service had a exclamation mark, without any further error message (as you can see in the screenshot). So I renewed the certificates again and everything worked fine again.
Glad I didn't had to reset and enroll all the devices - I started it with 3 devices and got sick of it immediately ;)