HT6010 Certificates of ios 7.0.3

Under settings/general/about there is a certificate called Trust Store 2013080500.... I don't think it's on anyone else's phone cuz I've asked a couple people. Underneath that there is an option that says learn more about certificates and when I click it the first page that shows up disappears I've took a couple screenshots of it looks very strange

I am currently experiencing the same problem. Are you also unable to download or update apps currently? I signed out of my App Store ID and attempted to sign back in as a fix. Only to learn I can no longer sign into my App Store ID. iMessage and web browsing are working fine, so it isn't an Internet connection problem. The usual fix I have been seeing is to restart your device as well as your router. Unfortunately I am traveling abroad and the router is not mine to restart. Every other fix posted I have tried, except the ones involving the device being plugged into a computer because I don't have one available. This is my travel computer...

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Hello. Could you please tell me what programm can i use to put user certificate on IOS device to authenticate with exchange server? There was an iphone configuration utility, but it stopped working and i think it's decomissioned now by apple.

And the answer is...
STEP: 2

I have been requested the certificate for iOS development since 4 days ago, but the result is still pending approval. So how many days should i wait?

i have been requested the certificate for IOS Development since 4 days ago, but the result is still pending approval. So how many days should i wait?

1. You did not get an error message telling you that your iPhoto library was getting full. You got a message telling you that your HD was getting full, right?
OS X needs about 10 gigs of hard drive space for normal OS operations - things like virtual memory, temporary files and so on.
Without this space your Mac will slow down as the OS hunts for space on the disk, files will be fragmented, also slowing things down, apps will crash and the risk of data corruption - that is damage to your files, photos, music - increases exponentially.
Your first priority is to make more space on that HD. Nothing else can be done until you do.
Purchase an external HD and move your Photos and Music to it. Both iPhoto and iTunes can run perfectly well with the Library on an external disk.
Your Library has been damaged from being run on an overfull disk.
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How to install self-signed certificate with iOS 4?

I've been trying to install a self-signed certificate in iOS 4 with no avail. I have a webserver at home in which I connect to via SSL using a self-signed cert. It used to work in 3.1.3; it would kick out a dialog, but you were able to continue to the page. Now with iOS 4, that is no longer the case, I am unable to view the site.
I have tried several things. I have tried emailing the cert. to myself and installing it. I get it installed but says it's untrusted and am not able to view the site. I have tried converting my .pem that is on my server to .p12 and that didn't work. I tried going to the site in Safari on my Mac and adding the cert. to the keychain and then syncing; that didn't work. I tried taking that cert. in the keychain, making sure it was trusted, exporting it to .cer and adding that to a configuration profile I created in the iPhone Configuration Utility.. that did not work despite the fact that it showed it as trusted. Am I doing something wrong or missing something here?

I've been trying to install a self-signed certificate in iOS 4 with no avail. I have a webserver at home in which I connect to via SSL using a self-signed cert. It used to work in 3.1.3; it would kick out a dialog, but you were able to continue to the page. Now with iOS 4, that is no longer the case, I am unable to view the site.
I have tried several things. I have tried emailing the cert. to myself and installing it. I get it installed but says it's untrusted and am not able to view the site. I have tried converting my .pem that is on my server to .p12 and that didn't work. I tried going to the site in Safari on my Mac and adding the cert. to the keychain and then syncing; that didn't work. I tried taking that cert. in the keychain, making sure it was trusted, exporting it to .cer and adding that to a configuration profile I created in the iPhone Configuration Utility.. that did not work despite the fact that it showed it as trusted. Am I doing something wrong or missing something here?

HT5012 How can you add a self signed CA Certificate to iOS 8?

How Can I add a self signed CA Certificate to an iPad with iOS 8.1?

I don’t think that I can help you but I am very interested in your question. Perhaps you have seen information about a related problem…
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6590335
One way to install the self-signed CA certificate is to export it to a .CER file, email it to the iOS 8 device, open the attachment and process it. My guess is that the certificate will be installed (check the resulting profile) but due to an iOS 8 bug it will be ineffective.
Or, you could send a signed email from the email account for the CA. Open the email on the iOS 8 device and process it.
I assume your goal is for certificates issued by the CA to be automatically trusted on the iOS 8 device. Good luck with that.
The method I used was to send a .CER file. The CA certificate showed up as a profile. However, I do not get automatic trusting of certificates issued by the CA.

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Hello,
thanksk so far. I can now create an ANE, hopefully it is correct...
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Hi Yerko,
Yes you can. Please have a look at the below link:
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/ios-xml/ios/sec_conn_pki/configuration/15-mt/sec-pki-15-mt-book/sec-cert-enroll-pki.html
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7.    crypto pki authenticate name
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Mobile safari no longer able to authenticate with client certificate in ios 5...

was working in 4.3.5 on iPad, but no more. Imported the cert with ipcu but Safari seems to not recognize that there is a cert installed. All certs are using sha1

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Anyone know how to install the SAP/SDN SSO certificate on iOS device?

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Good question!
Whenever I attempt to use the SSO sign on to the forums, my Safari browser crashes. I do have the Apple iPhone Configuration utility software which allows for companies to deploy certificates and other various items to its users. (free from the apple site) What I see when I try to apply the cert for this site is, the private key is marked "unexportable". Therefore I cannot apply that certificate to the device in its entirety.
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When creating a new certificate for iOS development, the name that is being used is not mine. I would expect to see "Bob Smith" in the name field when creating a development certificate, but instead I see "Bob Jones" where Jones is the name of another person in the group. I am using a brand new computer that Mr. Jones has never touched. Anyone know where the name comes from when requesting a certificate and why it wouldn't be my own?

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Director 12 won't publish an iOS app

It was working fine (if lots of bugs appearing on the iPad) and then the certificate ran out.
I updated the keychain cert and the provisioning file and now it won't publish the .ipa file.
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There are other issues involving certificates...someone recommended checking the Keychain to make sure there are no duplicate certificates. Also suggested checking to see if there are any certificates in "root", because they should be in "login".
The reason I suspected the codesign phase in the IPA publishing sequence is because Director would progress with the process up until about 99% completion. With the Keychain "locked," the system gives the message asking for codesign permission. That, appearing at the very end of the publishing process, gave me some sort of clue but I kept thinking the certificates were mismatched when they were actually just fine.
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Originally Posted by laurabuckley
Hi Michael,
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HT6010 Certificates of ios 7.0.3

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