Installing certificate on WLS 2106 for EAP-PEAP

HI,
I'm trying to install a certificate on a 2106 to use EAP-PEAP. I don't want to use the built in cert as I suspect the 2048 key size is causing iPhone/iPad devices to fail to authenticate.
I've tried to install a seld signed cert as the vendor CA cert under security/advanced, however the cert installs but I get no prompt for the cert on clients, and also EAP-PEAP no longer works.
What are the basic steps/type of cert(s) I need to install?
Thanks,
SImon

Simon,
You need to create a certificate package in order to install a certificate in a WLC,
Try following this link for the basic steps and adapt them as necessary for your certificate and see if that helps
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk722/tk809/technologies_configuration_example09186a00806e367a.shtml
Also I believe the key size needs to be 2048 but I could be wrong.
HTH

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Its time for my half yearly bickering about the still non-support for EAP-PEAP authentication without server Certificates on Symbian Phone.
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Nokia has kept everything open on the Nokia N8, it has everything that a anyone can ask for in a smartphone, so why is Nokia so adamant on this small matter of not requiring a server certificate?
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What should be an appropriate title for this thread. There was an older thread for the same that i started six months back when Anna was released. So i this expecting something to happen with Belle.
If nothing happens I will probably start a new one when future updates to Symbian in Clara. Donna, Emma, Florina, Georgia, Hanna, Isabelle, Jenna, Kate, Linda, Marie, Nancy, Olivia, Patty, Quinn, Rita, Sabina, Terry, Uma, Vega, Wyome, Xandra, Yetta and Zoe are released.
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I see no jokes yet...common guys.isn't anyone subjected to jokes because of this.
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Hi,
Sorry for the late answer since I was "out of the office" for a while
So here is the process to get the certificate.
Log in to you IAS Server.
Open the IAS Service Application.
Go to "Remote Access Policies".
Choose the policy that apply to "Wireless Connection"
Click "Edit Profile" button.
Choose "Authentication" Tab.
Click "EAP Methods"
Choose "Protected EAP (PEAP)" Entry & click "Edit" Button.
The Next Window will show you the Certificate Issuer Name & Expiration Date.
Then, click "Start" Button.
Choose "Run".
Type "mmc" in the "Run" box.
Click "File" & Choose "Add/Remove Snap-In".
Click "Add" Button.
Choose "Certificates" entry, click "Add" Button & Choose "My User Account" in the "Certificates Snap-In" Window & click Finnish.
Click "Close" & "OK" Button.
Expand the "Certificates - Current User" Entry" & "Intermediate Certification Authorities" & Select "Certificate".
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"Right click" on the certificate, choose "All Tasks", the "Export".
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Choose "DER Encoded Binary X.509 (.cer) entry & click "Next" Button.
Choose a suitable location.
Click "Next" Button & "Finnish" Button.
Certificate is now exported.
You have to install it on your Phone now.
The most simple way is to copy the certicate on a Web Server and access it with your phone.
Hope that Help, if you did not already succeed.
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