Any idea where i can find the new APNs for Applications for Workspace One (on-prem)?

Found it at

APNS Renewal Script (workspaceone.com)

There is an official APNs for Application certificate renewal KB article 👉 https://kb.omnissa.com/s/article/50121242.

Be prepared for the upcoming change to the APNs for Application certificate renewal  👉 https://kb.omnissa.com/s/article/91116

have somebody a new script for onprem environment ?

You should be able to download it from the following link - https://customerconnect.omnissa.com/downloads/details?downloadGroup=WS1-UEM-SS&productId=1589&rPId=118923. It's the first file there called "APNS Script". Please note that you will need to be logged in to the Customer Connect portal in order to be able to download.

Hi @CloudyDay,

I’ve already migrated APNs for Applications to Cloud Notification Service (CNS) for my clients.
You can refer to the official documentation for more details on the configuration:
🔗 https://docs.omnissa.com/bundle/SystemSettingsV2310/page/AppleiOSAPNsforApplicationsSettings.html

Hi @Simon Frankiewicz

We have already migrated APNs for application to CNS.

But as per the Omnissa Support, we still have to run the APNs renewal script. Do you have a different opinion on this?

@salmanrehani I would suggest following our support team's guidance as they do this often with various customers.

Hi @salmanrehani,

I can confirm that I’ve also migrated the APNs for Applications entries to Cloud Notification Service (CNS) for several clients. I haven’t renewed the APNs for Applications certificate separately. However, based on what I see, support is recommending replacing it, most likely due to the upcoming transition of FQDNs from VMware domains to new Omnissa-related ones.

In my opinion, it’s worth doing both – migrating to CNS and updating the FQDNs in the console – especially since notifications might still work even without updating the FQDNs, which could be misleading.

As for support – experiences have varied over time, so everyone should assess the situation individually and choose whether to go with option 1, option 2, or both.

@Saurabh Jhunjhunwala @Simon Frankiewicz
Thank you both for your updates.

What I meant by "we still have to run the APNs renewal script" is that we are still required to execute the script every year to keep the APNs certificate from expiring. I initially thought that migrating to CNS meant the APNs certificate would no longer be necessary, and therefore the annual renewal process would be eliminated — but apparently, that’s not the case.