I have a O2 XDA-EXEC Pocket PC to take advantage of our WiFi network at work. I am having problems setting up my WiFi connection and cannot seem to find out what to do to resolve.
When using my laptop wifi connect I set up the following
My network name (iiscwlan)
Authentication WPA
Data Encryption TKIP
802.1x EAP Type as PEAP.
Then under configuration of PEAP I uncheck Validate Server Certificate and all connects perfectly
TO KNOW MORE DETAILS ABOUT THIS CONNECTION VIST http://www.serc.iisc.ernet.in/LAPTOP_ WN_conf.htm
With the O2 XDA-EXEC I do the same but there is no configuration setting under PEAP to enable me to uncheck Validate Server Certificate. Every thing I do while attempting to connect using the O2 XDA-EXEC I get the following error messages:
Server Validation Error - The server certificate is issued by an unknown authority
and
Cannot log on to the wireless network. This network requires a personal certificate to positively identify you.
Does anyone have any idea how to disable validate server certificate under Windows Mobile 5.0???
plzz help me with this problem i do lot of my work with wi-fi ...........................
Upgrade ROM to WM6
is there an option to diable validate server certificate in WM6
Yes there is.
how can i upgrade to wm6
Jazzamataz said:
Yes there is.
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Where is the option in WM6.0? I can't get to it
vickydada said:
how can i upgrade to wm6
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You can search for some threads about this. But not here.
ranger47 said:
Where is the option in WM6.0? I can't get to it
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I'd like to see where this is also? With PEAP (or EAP-TLS) you only get the option to select a Client Certificate. When it attempts to connect you do get a dialogue box to login with a Username, Password & Optional Domain, however I don't see anywhere to disable the verification of the Server Certificate?
Andy
ADB100 said:
I'd like to see where this is also? With PEAP (or EAP-TLS) you only get the option to select a Client Certificate. When it attempts to connect you do get a dialogue box to login with a Username, Password & Optional Domain, however I don't see anywhere to disable the verification of the Server Certificate?
Andy
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Turns out you have to add a reg key:
\HKLM\Comm\EAP\Extension\25\ValidateServerCert=dword:00000000
Look in the wiki for who to add them if you dont know how.
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I'm trying to connect my xda to a wpa tkip network at college.
When I'm trying to configure the network, I set EAP type to PEAP and click on properties but i get the error message "Cannot log on to the wireless network. This network requires a personal certificate to positively identify you".
I've asked the technicians here and they told me they havent been able to set up their ppc, and so couldn't help.
Any help would be appreciated.
P.s. this might be of relevance. the laptop setup guide tells me to set 'Select Authentication Method' to 'Secured password(EAP-MSCHAP v2)'
When you select PEAP, you should click the Properties button and set the Authentication Method to MS-CHAPv2. The default is Certificate, and you don't have one installed.
thanks for the reply wifihack.
the problem is that I can't access the properties option. As soon as I click the properties button i get the error "Cannot log on to the wireless..." and i cant get into the next window.
Any further ideas would really help.
iceze
ridan said:
thanks for the reply wifihack.
the problem is that I can't access the properties option. As soon as I click the properties button i get the error "Cannot log on to the wireless..." and i cant get into the next window.
Any further ideas would really help.
iceze
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Did you ever find a solution? I am having the same problem.
I found the following reply :
http://mobilitytoday.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10412
It works fine for me even though I'm runing WM6 on Dopod P800W.
Credit to [email protected]
How to disable 'Validate Server Certificate' in WM5
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I strugled with this for days, and finally found the answer. I know this is old thread, but might help someone else. You have to "hack" it in with a reg editer, but is easy:
Enable WiFi PEAP Authentication with privately signed server certificates
WM5 happily allows PEAP Authentication over WiFi, but it doesn't provide the check box that XP does to (un)select "Authenticate the server certificate". If your PEAP authentication server isn't signed with a pricey "official" certificate, WM5 will refuse to connect with an error message about not recognizing the server's certificate.
To force WM5 to accept the PEAP server's certificate without attempting any other validation, add the following registry key:
[\HKLM\Comm\EAP\Extension\25\]
"ValidateServerCert"=dword:00000000
vvowovv said:
I found the following reply :
http://mobilitytoday.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10412
It works fine for me even though I'm runing WM6 on Dopod P800W.
Credit to [email protected]
How to disable 'Validate Server Certificate' in WM5
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I strugled with this for days, and finally found the answer. I know this is old thread, but might help someone else. You have to "hack" it in with a reg editer, but is easy:
Enable WiFi PEAP Authentication with privately signed server certificates
WM5 happily allows PEAP Authentication over WiFi, but it doesn't provide the check box that XP does to (un)select "Authenticate the server certificate". If your PEAP authentication server isn't signed with a pricey "official" certificate, WM5 will refuse to connect with an error message about not recognizing the server's certificate.
To force WM5 to accept the PEAP server's certificate without attempting any other validation, add the following registry key:
[\HKLM\Comm\EAP\Extension\25\]
"ValidateServerCert"=dword:00000000
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I have tried this with WM 6.1 but I havent been able to test. not sure if I should use the quotation marks or not, but I will try both ways.
iceze said:
I'm trying to connect my xda to a wpa tkip network at college.
When I'm trying to configure the network, I set EAP type to PEAP and click on properties but i get the error message "Cannot log on to the wireless network. This network requires a personal certificate to positively identify you".
I've asked the technicians here and they told me they havent been able to set up their ppc, and so couldn't help.
Any help would be appreciated.
P.s. this might be of relevance. the laptop setup guide tells me to set 'Select Authentication Method' to 'Secured password(EAP-MSCHAP v2)'
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I connect to a secure network too (WPA2/AES/PEAP) and the only way I could get it working was - my network administrator had to create a certificate file and email it to me (it is a file with extension .cer) which I saved on the PDA, located it through the File Explorer, clicked on it and the certificate got installed (I can see it if I go to Settings->System->Certificates) and then created the entry in Setting->Connections->Wifi->Add New.
vvowovv said:
I found the following reply :
http://mobilitytoday.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10412
It works fine for me even though I'm runing WM6 on Dopod P800W.
Credit to [email protected]
How to disable 'Validate Server Certificate' in WM5
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I strugled with this for days, and finally found the answer. I know this is old thread, but might help someone else. You have to "hack" it in with a reg editer, but is easy:
Enable WiFi PEAP Authentication with privately signed server certificates
WM5 happily allows PEAP Authentication over WiFi, but it doesn't provide the check box that XP does to (un)select "Authenticate the server certificate". If your PEAP authentication server isn't signed with a pricey "official" certificate, WM5 will refuse to connect with an error message about not recognizing the server's certificate.
To force WM5 to accept the PEAP server's certificate without attempting any other validation, add the following registry key:
[\HKLM\Comm\EAP\Extension\25\]
"ValidateServerCert"=dword:00000000
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yeeeeeeees!!!
It works on wm6.1.
Thank you so so so much!!
Thanks a lot.
nicktgr15 said:
yeeeeeeees!!!
It works on wm6.1.
Thank you so so so much!!
Thanks a lot.
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I tried this. It does not work for me on my HTC touch diamond WM6.1.
Is it add a new registry "key" or just a dword value under "25"???
Apple Airport WPA2 Personal, HTC Hermes wm6.1
Didn't work for me with Hermes and PDAVIET 6.1.
I have an Apple Airport and use WPA2 Personal. laptops connect without problem but not my hermes. It says "connecting" but eventually my (hidden) network is listed as "unavailable".
Does the registry edit work for windows mobile 6 on an at&t tilt? Thanks
Cannot log on to the wireless network. This network requires a personal certificate t
Tried the regedit option but still getting the same error message.
hey guys, did not know if anyone ever found a solution to this. exact same thing happens to me wheb trying to connect to my college network. my iphone never had a problem connecting to this network..
hmmm
Using Windows Mobile 6.5.3. Got my wifi working with these instructions:
modernnomads.info/wiki/index.php?page=Connecting+to+a+business+network
(Please prefix http part)
Since I am using Airtel DSL, I imported the "Airtel Secure WiFi Certificate Authority" certificate and rebooted the phone. Working fine since then.
Thanks for the info, guys !! Thumbs Up !!
Maybe you can connect to it on your laptop and get the certificate from there and then put it on your phone and install it on there
We have having difficulties connecting to WiFi with the Hermes.
Our WiFi platform requires support of
WPA2 AES-CCMP EAP PEAP MSCHAPv2 CA validation auth key management 802.1x
According to Microsoft support both Windows Mobile 5 (AKU 0.3 and newer) and Windows Mobile 6 Operating Systems are capable of supporting this, but the question is whether the Hermes WLAN Host Controller chip and driver(s) support it.
We don't seem to get anywhere with Dopod / HTC support on this ... so I was wondering whether anyone here in the Forum can confirm or deny whether this is supported, thanks.
AES-CCMP EAP PEAP MSCHAPv2 CA validation auth key mgt 802.x?
I am copying/pasting this from my post on MSDN. I worked on this problem for days and i'm quite frustrated that Microsoft did not fix it right out of the box. I'm not sure how much it will help but hopefully it will get you connected or at least point you in the right direction. It seems to be centered around some missing or incorrectly configured registry keys:
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Greetings,
I am using a similar system and I was able to get my Windows Mobile Pro 6.1 (HTC Mogul) to work after 3 days of troubleshooting. Thanks goes to Tom_HHA above who commented on the EAP extention number (25 vs 26) and to IANA for their help publishing the applicable RFCs.
http://www.iana.org/assignments/eap-numbers
Below is my configuration. It may or may not be applicable to your situation but it may help get you connected.
Tom_HHA commented that after pressing FINISH he was prompted for he username, password, domain repeatedly.
"The device ask for a domain username/password but keeps redisplaying the prompt after 5sec or so"
I do not have a complete understanding of why but after making the necessary registry changes I was also prompted for my username/password repeatedly. I entered the password once, checked the "save password" box and just kept pressing OK until the window went away. I *suspect* (although I could be terribly wrong) that WM is attempting the connection using various adapters until it finds one that works. If anyone from Microsoft can help explain why pressing OK once causes the prompt to reappear but pressing OK several times leads to a successful connection? I also would like some additional clarification about the "network adapters" tab, how to use that tab and what effect that has on the existing connections. My currently highlighted adapter is PPTP NDISWAN Miniport but I strongly suspect the highlighted adapter is not indicitive of what adapter is actually being used.
If anyone has any difinitive answers then I would appreciate sharing of knowledge.
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\EAP\Extension]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\EAP\Extension\26]
"ValidateServerCert"=dword:00000000
"InteractiveUIPath"="eapchap.dll"
"Path"="eapchap.dll"
"InvokeUserNameDialog"=dword:00000001
"InvokePasswordDialog"=dword:00000001
"FriendlyName"="MSV2-Challenge"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\EAP\Extension\4]
"Path"="eapchap.dll"
"InvokeUserNameDialog"=dword:00000001
"InvokePasswordDialog"=dword:00000001
"FriendlyName"="MD5-Challenge"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\EAP\Extension\25]
"ValidateServerCert"=dword:00000000
"EAPMSCHAPv2Only"=dword:00000001
"InteractiveUIPath"="eaptls.dll"
"Path"="eaptls.dll"
"ConfigUIPath"="eaptls.dll"
"InvokePasswordDialog"=dword:00000001
"InvokeUserNameDialog"=dword:00000001
"FriendlyName"="PEAP"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\EAP\Extension\13]
"FriendlyName"="Smart Card or Certificate"
"IdentityPath"="netui.dll"
"ConfigUIPath"="netui.dll"
"InteractiveUIPath"="netui.dll"
"Path"="eaptls.dll"
Add a network:
Network Name: (your ssid)
Connects to: Work
This is a hidden network: Checked
Configure Network Authentication:
Authentication: WPA
Data Encryption: TKIP
Key Provided Automatically: Checked
Configure Network Authentication: (screen #2)
Use IEEE 802.1x network access control: Greyed out and checked
EAP Type: PEAP
(I did not click on the Properties button - just click FINISH)
Edit/Delete Message
hi
i wrote my 802.1x problem here
will these registry settings solve ?
I have a major issue with my college WiFi network, I can join from every OS, but not from WM (even Symbian can do it!)
My university uses a certificate-based wpa-tkip, I have installed the certificate on my Touch Pro, but I can't login...
More details can be found @
http://www.asi.polimi.it/rete/wifi/istruzioni/Servizio Wireless - Guida Utente.pdf
http://www.asi.polimi.it/rete/wifi/istruzioni/Istruzioni WiFi Linux v1.0.pdf
The language of the guides is Italian, but the images and the scripts are in english, I hope you can help me out with this issue *__*
I even installed Secure2W, but it seem to not work...
SOLUTION @ http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=2815200&postcount=15
Anyone?
I can't really find a solution ç__ç
Same issue here. This connection would be very useful, because the whole campus is covered by wifi and since I spend lots of hour there...
After installing the certificate, while attempting the connection, a further username+domain is required. That does't happen with a pc or a mac.
Some specs about the authentication:
- Auth: WPA
- Encr: TKIP
Certificate:
- Sha1 RSA @ 1024 bit
Did someone succeed in logging into similar networks?
Fulcrum.
Are you using Schaps Advanced config 3.2? If so then you need to make a couple of changes.
619619 said:
I have a major issue with my college WiFi network, I can join from every OS, but not from WM (even Symbian can do it!)
My university uses a certificate-based wpa-tkip, I have installed the certificate on my Touch Pro, but I can't login...
More details can be found @
http://www.asi.polimi.it/rete/wifi/istruzioni/Servizio Wireless - Guida Utente.pdf
http://www.asi.polimi.it/rete/wifi/istruzioni/Istruzioni WiFi Linux v1.0.pdf
The language of the guides is Italian, but the images and the scripts are in english, I hope you can help me out with this issue *__*
I even installed Secure2W, but it seem to not work...
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leobalou said:
Are you using Schaps Advanced config 3.2? If so then you need to make a couple of changes.
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Do you mean enabling:
# Validate server certificate
# WPA authentication
???
No I mean setting:
Network -> WPA auth... from enabled to Disabled
And Wi-Fi delay after boot: 0
I could not connect - I changed these settings, rebooted and it resolve my problem.
I hope this works for you too.
Fulcrum1 said:
Do you mean enabling:
# Validate server certificate
# WPA authentication
???
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Ok, I'm gonna try tomorrow morning and I'll report back asap.
Thanks
Thank you, I'm going to try tomorrow too
I hope to reply a success from my Raphael!
Uhhhmm, tried today and nothing happened...
Sometimes it doesn't connect ad sometimes it asks for User+Domain
Fulcrum
Sorry to hear that - it worked for me and others - sorry.
Can anyone else help this guy???
Fulcrum1 said:
Uhhhmm, tried today and nothing happened...
Sometimes it doesn't connect ad sometimes it asks for User+Domain
Fulcrum
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Fulcrum1 said:
Uhhhmm, tried today and nothing happened...
Sometimes it doesn't connect ad sometimes it asks for User+Domain
Fulcrum
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The same happens to me
I will try again more combinations tomorrow...
Sorry for the bump, but I think I have found the issue.
When I try to connect to the network and configure the access wm tells me that there is no personal certificate, but I have installed the certificate.
But I noticed that the provider certificate is an Intermediate, not a personal certificate!
So I can't configure anything, nor connect!
There is something wrong with the certificate installation, why it is located in Intermediate and not in Personal?
EDIT: I've renewed my certificate, and now it's in the personal tab, the previous one was without the personal Key, this time must be it
It's a no-go ç__ç
If I choose PEAP autentication the phone locks up and needs a soft-reset when I try to connect
I've solved it!
Now I can successfully connect to the WiFi Area!
A tutorial is on the way
Here I am, sorry for the long delay.
I solved my problem following this procedure:
Install the certificate on your device (The certificate must have the user key emended)
You must edit this registry key: HKLM\Comm\EAP\Extension\25\ValdateServerCert change it to 0
Reboot your device
Now you can create your network settings, for my network I had to set:
Network name: The network SSID
This is a Hidden network: True
Autentication: WPA
Data Encryption: TKIP
EAP Type: PEAP (Select your certificate from the list)
That's it, now it should work, or at least it's working on my network
Hi!
u have a little typo in there: its HKLM\Comm\EAP\Extension\25\ValidateServerCert ... and unfortunately this solution does only prevent WM to check for a serverside Certificate but does NOT solve the bug with the configuraton - popup:
o When coming to the page where u can change the auth method from certificates to PEAP, then the popup will nag us. No chance to get into the peap config to set MsChap V2 for example. We *can* prevent the popup by renaming the key for the certificate method HKLM\Comm\EAP\Extension\13 to HKLM\Comm\EAP\Extension\130 for example (so the popup is elimanted because then peap has the lower number and is handled first) *but* its still impossible to get into that damn config...
*That* Problem seems to be unsolved so far.. :-(
One of my employees told that he managed to get into the network by simply pressing "ok" at this popup, closing the wizard and when connecting to the network the username / password (mschap v2) Dialogue came -> and he was online. But unfortunately this was un-reproduceable
Any hints highly appreciated (for getting into a secured network by mschapv2 on user/password basis)
Yeah, I'm having the same problem as well...
I tried to follow the intructions to log on the wireless network available at the hospital I work, but these instructions are for desktop computers and notebooks and they have steps that I can't accomplish in my blackstone. The instructions are the following (for windows XP):
-add a new network with the name: wifiuel
-choose WPA2 autentication
-choose AES cryptography
-choose PEAP access, go to properties and uncheck all options. Also, at autentication method EAP-MSCHAPv2, click on configure and uncheck the option to use the logon's name and password automaticly.
There are a few more steps, but from this last one I can´t go on. When I tap on the properties buton on my blackstone, I get the following warning: "Cannot log on to the wireless network. This network requires a personal certificate to positively identify you."
I've tried to make the registry tweaks available in this post, but I still can't connect. The network manager says I´m connected but at the same time, the little locker icon is also shown in front of the network's name and I just can't access any website.
The real thing is, as licht77 said, I can get rid of the WM checks for a serverside Certificate but it does NOT solve the bug with the configuraton, as I still can't get into the peap config to set MsChap V2.
Can anybody help us?
Same on My Rhodium TP2
My University settings are:
SSID: 4csuuseonly (visible)
Security: WEP-enterprise
Encription: TKIP
cert: PEAP
than i have to put Username and Password; but i could never get to that step.
It did worked couple of time for me,
What I did was I created a LEAP in wifi settings with SSID, USERID and PassWord
then I enter the SERVER ,ID n Password Under "Enroll" tab in wifi settings
It did work few times; I don't know if that may help
We all Need a Solid Solution
Edit: I tried SecureW2 software to connect , Played with the software for two days. Did the reg hack, didn't help either.
Finally I uninstalled the secureW2, and guess what after the soft Reset, when i hit connect it did ask me Id and Pass.
And Now it connects within two seconds every time I go to school.
Couldn't really figure out How did it worked
please help i can not connect
i select WPA -> AES
then PEAP
i need to click PEAP Properties and select Server Certificate and check GTE CyberTrust Global Root
but when i click Properties it says
"Can not log on to the wireless network. this requires a personal certificate to positively identify you"
i changed Wifi from Best battery to Best Performance hoping it will show me Properties, but doesnt show still
i read these posts, would these solve?
"i used 802.1x authentication on my MDA.
The only thing you have to do is to add a DWORD Regestry Entry under HKEY_LOCAL_MAICHNE-->Comm-->EAP-->Extension-->25
Name:"ValidateServerCert"
Value: 1 to activate Validation, 0 to turn it off
If you need a Regestry Editor you can use PHMRegedit."
another post
"i created the dword value you mention in this thread i still have the same problem.
Does anyones has the same problem with wm6?"
another post
"Now after days of reading i found a solution for all the devices that couldnt connect with the modified reg-key(HKLM/COMM/EAP/EXT....ValidateServerCert) to a wpa and eap-mschap secured wlan.
To enable the eap-options you have to install the securew2 client. Once you had installed you can choose for authentication method one of the securew2 has provided(this is where you see PEAP and 802.1X) in the WLAN Connections. Just select the TTLS method and disable the outer authentication and the certificate validation in the options. Now you can select EAP and MS-chapv2 in the authentication tab of the securew2 client. and at least you can sign in here your name,password and domain. You can also set an Profile with your settings in the Securew2 client.
This Solution has worked for me on a HTC Touch Cruise(XDA-Orbit-2)."
here are my registry settings
HKCU\Comm\EAPOL\Config\wu-dot1x\EapTypeId 25
HKCU\Comm\EAPOL\Config\wu-dot1x\Enable8021x 1
HKLM\Comm\EAP\Extension\25\
...EapTypeId 25
...Enable8021x 1
...ValidateServerCert 0
\HKLM\Comm\EAP\Extension\26\
...ValidateServerCert 0
also added
ValidateServerCert 0 and tried 1
but didnt solve
I've seen this problem and have done all the registry mods mentioned above.
Some days it works, some days it does not.
We're using WPA with TKIP and PEAP.
I don't know how to enable logging to see where things are going wrong.
The symptom I get is this:
1) Add the network to ID "Configure Wireless Networks" list
2) Setup the properties as above (WPA, TKIP, PEAP)
3) Choose Connect
--> At first I get Connecting then I get Unavailable
If anyone has a fix for this I'd love to hear it.
I'm currently not even getting the login screen.
Could you solve the "personal certificate" issue?
I'm having the same problem!
Thks
Personal certificate
I've not gotten around the personal certificate issue though I think it's a red-herring.
Rumor has it that MicroSoft will be pushing out a fix for ExchangeServer in December 2008. I've not searched around to verify this.
When the exchange server fix is out, I'll upgrade my ROM to Wm6.1 (SNN Diamond) - this has been great for connecting in the past and I expect it will work fine again.
i have the same problem
After a year, still no fix ??
i have this problem too.. can anybody help? :s
me too i have problems with 8.2.1x devices.
B U M P !! ! ! !
I am trying to connect to eduroam (a university WiFi network that's rather popular), however the phone never really connects. The settings that are supposed to be used are:
EAP method - PEAP
Phase 2 authentication - MSCHAPV2
CA certificate - Unspecified
Identity - <my name>@<university>.edu
Anonymous identity - blank
Password - <my password>
However, now with Android 7, I cannot select unspecified for the CA certificate, only "Use system certificates" and "Do not validate". None of those options work.
There is an app called SecureW2 JoinNow that is supposed to automatically connect to the types of networks eduroam is with a custom CA certificate. Even after using this app to connect to the WiFi, all the phone does is attempt to connect. Everything works fine in Android 6.
Any ideas?
Have you found a solution to this? I am having this same problem trying to get my Pixel XL to connect my work WiFi which includes a private network and Eduroam. Had no problems on previous Android builds prior to 7 when you could leave "Use system certificates" as "Unspecified".
chauncy42 said:
Have you found a solution to this? I am having this same problem trying to get my Pixel XL to connect my work WiFi which includes a private network and Eduroam. Had no problems on previous Android builds prior to 7 when you could leave "Use system certificates" as "Unspecified".
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Actually, I am able to join without problem now on my pixel as opposed to my Nexus 6P. I would try the app SecureW2 JoinNow. It was what allowed me to finally connect on my 6P, though when I tried it on my Pixel it didn't work and I had to use just the OS's wifi connection dialog box and selecting use system certificate and only entering my username in the username field, and my universities domain in the domain field.
gakio12 said:
I am trying to connect to eduroam (a university WiFi network that's rather popular), however the phone never really connects. The settings that are supposed to be used are:
EAP method - PEAP
Phase 2 authentication - MSCHAPV2
CA certificate - Unspecified
Identity - <my name>@<university>.edu
Anonymous identity - blank
Password - <my password>
However, now with Android 7, I cannot select unspecified for the CA certificate, only "Use system certificates" and "Do not validate". None of those options work.
There is an app called SecureW2 JoinNow that is supposed to automatically connect to the types of networks eduroam is with a custom CA certificate. Even after using this app to connect to the WiFi, all the phone does is attempt to connect. Everything works fine in Android 6.
Any ideas?
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My solution was to change ca certification to none which worked briefly so I cleared both the caches in twrp which seemed to solve it for me.
jcroy2828 said:
My solution was to change ca certification to none which worked briefly so I cleared both the caches in twrp which seemed to solve it for me.
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This worked!! Thank you!