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The way I understand it that in Enterprise case you can only have 1 cert for In-House and Ad Hoc distribution( from this post). But when I check my client Company Enterprise Account, they have 2 iOS Distribution certs.

  1. Why is this possible? One possible scenario I can think of is that it is for other type of distribution rather than In-House and Ad Hoc.
  2. If ever I want to add another cert for In-House and Ad Hoc, is it possible and how to do that?
  3. What if I delete my current In-House and Ad Hoc cert? Will it affect my current enterprise app?
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Why is this possible? One possible scenario I can think of is that it is for other type of distribution rather than In-House and Ad Hoc.

It's relatively new that you can have multiple distribution certificates, maybe in the last year.

If ever I want to add another cert for In-House and Ad Hoc, is it possible and how to do that?

Log on to your account, go to Certificates and press the + button in the top right, select Distribution for the certification type.

What if I delete my current In-House and Ad Hoc cert? Will it affect my current enterprise app?

Yes, it will affect your current app. It will no longer open on devices. You will need to release an updated app built with a new/edited provisioning profile that references your new certificate.

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  • For 2 apparently it is not possible. I tried. the **In-House and Ad Hoc** button is gray-out. – sooon May 18 '15 at 02:01
  • Not sure, I just did it on mine. I don't know why yours would be greyed out. – Bek May 18 '15 at 15:15