Configuration profile deployment confirmation

Hi guys
Kinda need your help
What I need is a way to remotely deploy the profile to the end user. What I understand is, I can use an exchange server or come up with my own SCEP server. My question is: after I clicked the sync button, how am i supposed to know if the device(iphone) actually get the profile? and how do i know the installation of the profile succeeded? Does the sync server just tell you if profile went through or installed?
I don't have an exchange server or a SCEP server. So, my question might be a dumb question. In that case, forgive me...
But, I do need some help
Thx in advance

Dear,
Deletion of configuration profiles without engineering change management is only possible if no configured objects (such as sales orders) exist.
Go to CU42 enter the material and click on delete SHIFT+F2
Or go to profile Overview Screen and then changed the Status to "Locked"
Please refer the OSS Note 184514 - Deleting configuration profiles with ECM.
Regards,
R.Brahmankar

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Hi, I'm using iPhone-4 4.3.5 GSM and trying to deploy configuration profile.
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iPhone suggests me to install profile.
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When I do press install and get a log (iPhone configuration utility -> console):
Oct 11 09:58:50 unknown mc_mobile_tunnel[180] <Warning>: MC|mc_mobile_tunnel starting.
Oct 11 09:58:50 unknown profiled[171] <Warning>: MC|Profile vvj.develbureau.ru queued for installation.
Oct 11 09:58:50 unknown mc_mobile_tunnel[180] <Warning>: MC|mc_mobile_tunnel shutting down.
Oct 11 09:59:04 unknown profiled[171] <Warning>: MC|Beginning profile installation...
Oct 11 09:59:09 unknown profiled[171] <Warning>: MC|VPN: couldn't create vpn interface
Oct 11 09:59:09 unknown Preferences[81] <Warning>: -[VPNConnectionStore reloadVPN]: The active VPN configuration has changed from to (null)
Oct 11 09:59:09 unknown profiled[171] <Warning>: MC|Rolling back installation of profile *********************...
Oct 11 09:59:09 unknown profiled[171] <Warning>: MC|Installation of profile ************************ failed with error: NSError 0x1f5a3ef0:
Desc   :     vvj.
Sugg   :     VPN VPN (vvj-custom-ssl).
US Desc: The profile vvj could not be installed.
US Sugg: The VPN service VPN (vvj-custom-ssl) could not be installed.
Domain : MCProfileErrorDomain
Code   : 1009
Type   : MCFatalError
Params : (
vvj
...Underlying error:
NSError 0x1f5a3b00:
Desc   :     VPN VPN (vvj-custom-ssl).
US Desc: The VPN service VPN (vvj-custom-ssl) could not be installed.
Domain : MCVPNErrorDomain
Code   : 15000
Type   : MCFatalError
Params : (
"VPN (vvj-custom-ssl)"
Oct 11 09:59:09 unknown profiled[171] <Warning>: MC|Profile ************** failed to install with error: NSError 0x1f5a42a0:
Desc   :
Sugg   :     vvj.
US Desc: Profile Failed to Install
US Sugg: The profile vvj could not be installed.
Domain : MCInstallationErrorDomain
Code   : 4001
Type   : MCFatalError
...Underlying error:
NSError 0x1f5a3ef0:
Desc   :     vvj.
Sugg   :     VPN VPN (vvj-custom-ssl).
US Desc: The profile vvj could not be installed.
US Sugg: The VPN service VPN (vvj-custom-ssl) could not be installed.
Domain : MCProfileErrorDomain
Code   : 1009
Type : MCFatalError
Params : (
vvj
...Underlying error:
NSError 0x1f5a3b00:
Desc   :     VPN VPN (vvj-custom-ssl).
US Desc: The VPN service VPN (vvj-custom-ssl) could not be installed.
Domain : MCVPNErrorDomain
Code   : 15000
Type   : MCFatalError
Params : (
"VPN (vvj-custom-ssl)"
Oct 11 09:59:09 unknown profiled[171] <Warning>: MC|Removing certificate with persistent ID 63657274000000000000000b
Oct 11 09:59:09 unknown profiled[171] <Warning>: MC|Removing certificate with persistent ID 63657274000000000000000c
Oct 11 09:59:10 unknown Preferences[81] <Warning>: -[VPNBundleController _vpnConfigurationChanged:] (0x1f5bef80:<VPNBundleController: 0x1f5bef80>): _serviceCount(0), serviceCount(0), toggleInRootMenu(0), RootMenuItem(1)
Oct 11 10:00:09 unknown SpringBoard[71] <Notice>: MultitouchHID(1cd1d100) uilock state: 0 -> 1
Oct 11 10:00:09 unknown com.apple.SpringBoard[71] <Notice>: CoreAnimation: timed out fence 500
Oct 11 10:00:10 unknown profiled[171] <Warning>: profiled|Idled.
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Oct 11 10:02:36 unknown SCHelper[80] <Notice>:   0x1cd54b90 {port = 0x404f, caller = Preferences(81):MobileVPN, path = /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/preferences.plist}
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Oct 11 10:02:36 unknown SCHelper[80] <Notice>:   0x1cd50030 {port = 0x1e07, caller = SpringBoard(71):com.apple.preferences, path = /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/preferences.plist}
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Hi, I'm using iPhone-4 4.3.5 GSM and trying to deploy configuration profile.
Conf. profile has defined VPN (custom-ssl) with certificates: srever and client crt
I do press install in iPhone Configuration utility.
iPhone suggests me to install profile.
I can't find anything anywhere about this issue:
When I do press install and get a log (iPhone configuration utility -> console):
Oct 11 09:58:50 unknown mc_mobile_tunnel[180] <Warning>: MC|mc_mobile_tunnel starting.
Oct 11 09:58:50 unknown profiled[171] <Warning>: MC|Profile vvj.develbureau.ru queued for installation.
Oct 11 09:58:50 unknown mc_mobile_tunnel[180] <Warning>: MC|mc_mobile_tunnel shutting down.
Oct 11 09:59:04 unknown profiled[171] <Warning>: MC|Beginning profile installation...
Oct 11 09:59:09 unknown profiled[171] <Warning>: MC|VPN: couldn't create vpn interface
Oct 11 09:59:09 unknown Preferences[81] <Warning>: -[VPNConnectionStore reloadVPN]: The active VPN configuration has changed from to (null)
Oct 11 09:59:09 unknown profiled[171] <Warning>: MC|Rolling back installation of profile *********************...
Oct 11 09:59:09 unknown profiled[171] <Warning>: MC|Installation of profile ************************ failed with error: NSError 0x1f5a3ef0:
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Sugg   :     VPN VPN (vvj-custom-ssl).
US Desc: The profile vvj could not be installed.
US Sugg: The VPN service VPN (vvj-custom-ssl) could not be installed.
Domain : MCProfileErrorDomain
Code   : 1009
Type   : MCFatalError
Params : (
vvj
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NSError 0x1f5a3b00:
Desc   :     VPN VPN (vvj-custom-ssl).
US Desc: The VPN service VPN (vvj-custom-ssl) could not be installed.
Domain : MCVPNErrorDomain
Code   : 15000
Type   : MCFatalError
Params : (
"VPN (vvj-custom-ssl)"
Oct 11 09:59:09 unknown profiled[171] <Warning>: MC|Profile ************** failed to install with error: NSError 0x1f5a42a0:
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Sugg   :     vvj.
US Desc: Profile Failed to Install
US Sugg: The profile vvj could not be installed.
Domain : MCInstallationErrorDomain
Code   : 4001
Type   : MCFatalError
...Underlying error:
NSError 0x1f5a3ef0:
Desc   :     vvj.
Sugg   :     VPN VPN (vvj-custom-ssl).
US Desc: The profile vvj could not be installed.
US Sugg: The VPN service VPN (vvj-custom-ssl) could not be installed.
Domain : MCProfileErrorDomain
Code   : 1009
Type : MCFatalError
Params : (
vvj
...Underlying error:
NSError 0x1f5a3b00:
Desc   :     VPN VPN (vvj-custom-ssl).
US Desc: The VPN service VPN (vvj-custom-ssl) could not be installed.
Domain : MCVPNErrorDomain
Code   : 15000
Type   : MCFatalError
Params : (
"VPN (vvj-custom-ssl)"
Oct 11 09:59:09 unknown profiled[171] <Warning>: MC|Removing certificate with persistent ID 63657274000000000000000b
Oct 11 09:59:09 unknown profiled[171] <Warning>: MC|Removing certificate with persistent ID 63657274000000000000000c
Oct 11 09:59:10 unknown Preferences[81] <Warning>: -[VPNBundleController _vpnConfigurationChanged:] (0x1f5bef80:<VPNBundleController: 0x1f5bef80>): _serviceCount(0), serviceCount(0), toggleInRootMenu(0), RootMenuItem(1)
Oct 11 10:00:09 unknown SpringBoard[71] <Notice>: MultitouchHID(1cd1d100) uilock state: 0 -> 1
Oct 11 10:00:09 unknown com.apple.SpringBoard[71] <Notice>: CoreAnimation: timed out fence 500
Oct 11 10:00:10 unknown profiled[171] <Warning>: profiled|Idled.
Oct 11 10:00:10 unknown profiled[171] <Warning>: profiled|Service stopping.
Oct 11 10:00:10 unknown com.apple.SpringBoard[71] <Notice>: CoreAnimation: timed out fence 500
Oct 11 10:00:36 unknown CommCenter[32] <Notice>: No more assertions for PDP context 0. Returning it back to normal.
Oct 11 10:00:36 unknown CommCenter[32] <Notice>: Scheduling PDP tear down timer for (340005936.512346) (current time == 340005636.512355)
Oct 11 10:02:36 unknown SCHelper[80] <Notice>: active (but IDLE) sessions
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Oct 11 10:02:36 unknown SCHelper[80] <Notice>:   0x1cd54040 {port = 0x380f, caller = Preferences(81):com.apple.settings.wi-fi, path = /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/preferences.plist}
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Oct 11 10:04:57 unknown MobileSafari[183] <Warning>: -[UIApplication endIgnoringInteractionEvents] called without matching -beginIgnoringInteractionEvents. Ignoring.
Oct 11 10:04:57 unknown MobileSafari[183] <Warning>: -[UIApplication endIgnoringInteractionEvents] called without matching -beginIgnoringInteractionEvents. Ignoring.
Oct 11 10:04:58 unknown MobileSafari[183] <Warning>: -[UIApplication endIgnoringInteractionEvents] called without matching -beginIgnoringInteractionEvents. Ignoring.
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