Organization Certificates
Introduction
To work with the Apple APNS service — responsible for push notifications and submitting profiles to enrolled Apple devices — Relution requires a signed MDM push certificate.
Once Apple devices are enrolled, changing the APNS certificate changes the push topic and requires re-enrollment of all affected devices.
Default certificate (existing installations)
Existing Relution installations may use the Relution default certificate (com.apple.mgmt.mway.mwaysolutions). This certificate is updated automatically with each Relution update — no manual action is required. See Update →.
As of Relution 26.3.0, new installations no longer use the Relution default certificate. New instances must provide their own certificate via the self-service wizard.
For existing installations still using the default certificate, we recommend switching to the self-service workflow — especially when setting up new organizations — as the Relution default certificate is planned to be phased out in a future release.
Setting up your own certificate
The self-service wizard in Settings > Organization Certificates guides you through the full process: Relution generates a signed CSR automatically, you upload it to Apple, and bring the resulting certificate back to Relution — no support ticket required.
Set up or renew APNS push certificates →
Migration from the previous workflow
If your installation previously used a certificate provided via the Relution Helpdesk, a “Migrate your old APNS certificate” button appears on this page. Migration is a single-click operation and does not affect enrolled devices.
After migrating, the self-service wizard is available for all future renewals.