IPhone's and Public Certificates
Hello,
My question is specific to using PEAP (EAP-MSCHAP v2) with 3rd party certificates on iPhones. I have read that despite having a public certificate, iPhones will continue to prompt to accept the cert every time. Can anyone confirm if this is true or if you
can avoid the cert prompt by having a public certificate installed?
Thanks
Hi,
I don’t similar the iPhone certificate processing mechanism, but base on my experience, it must your iPhone not trust the root certificate of your CA. Please confirm your
iPhone have install the certificate which same with your NPS server.
Certificate enrollment for computers that are not domain members cannot be performed with autoenrollment. When a computer is joined to a domain, a trust is established that
allows autoenrollment to occur without administrator intervention. When a computer is not joined to a domain, trust is not established and a certificate is not issued. Trust must be established using one of the following methods:
An administrator (who is, by definition, trusted) must request a computer or user certificate using the CA Web enrollment tool.
• An administrator must save a computer or user certificate to a floppy disk and install it on the non-domain member computer. Or, when the computer is not accessible to the
administrator (for example, a home computer connecting to an organization network with an L2TP/IPsec VPN connection), a domain user whom the administrator trusts can install the certificate.
• An administrator can distribute a user certificate on a smart card (computer certificates are not distributed on smart cards).
The related KB:
Certificates and NPS
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/3dcbc123-c7ed-479a-82fc-79670c05bed5/iphones-and-public-certificates?forum=winserverNAP
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Unknown_CitizenThe content of a 'keystore' is what you, or the person who provided it, put in it. In this case it looks like all it contains it a public key certificate with an alias of 'demoidentity' .
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Getting error- Cannot open as archive for CS6 Master suite collection. How to d/l & install?
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