How to install EAP-TLS certificate?

Hi All,
Our wireless network requires EAP-TLS certificate installation.
We use a MS 2003 server as a CA server.
I tried to brows to the issuing website (http://CAserver/certsrv) but when I get to the section where I need to choose the strength of the key, somehow the phone's browser is not showing the options...
So, I tried to issue a certificate from the issuing station and got a file called certnew.cer .
From what I read this is the right certificate type, so I copied the file to the phone and tried to open it...
But it only open it with the Notes application...
Any help????
10x in advanced,
Naor. 

The certificate needs to be in .der format. You probably have it in .cer (PEM) format right now.
You can convert it using openssl. Change the filenames appropriately:
openssl x509 -outform der -in MYCERT.pem -out MYCERT.der 
Then send the .der file to the phone and open it. The phone should offer to install it as a certificate.
Message Edited by sanjaymehta on 06-Aug-2009 09:22 PM
Message Edited by sanjaymehta on 06-Aug-2009 09:23 PM
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