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Apple's server needs to be able to access either the plist or the ipa or both, but I can't remember for sure which it is now. You could test putting one or the other in a public location just to verifty which it is. It is a pain to make sure no-one outside your company can access the file(s). I ended up writing server-side code to inject a unique one-use token into the itms-services link (when the page displaying it is loaded, after the user logs in) and the url string in the plist (when the plist is requested). If a valid token is present on the request for the plist or the ipa, it doesn't prompt for a login. The token is deleted from a valid tokens table after the ipa is requested once using that token. The tokens also \"expire\" after a certian amount of time if they haven't been used. I based it on a suggestion in an SO post. 59ce067264