Can anybody help?
Since Android 11 was released I can no longer connect some users to a SSID using Meraki Authentication.
The firmware update from Android essentially removes the users capability of choosing to trust a certificate. This is apparently in line with the WI-FI alliance WPA3 specification. So we are likely to see this issue with other operating systems over time. As I understand, this move is to stop users potentially connecting to a imposter AP and handing over there credentials to a malicious person.
Working with Meraki support I’ve basically been told it’s a device side issue.
Ok, so my devices don’t trust the radius.Meraki.com certificate out of the box. If I look at the untrusted certificate it’s signed by sectigo.
If I navigate to the sectigo site and download the certificates and install them, I am still being blocked. I’ve tried a few
https://support.sectigo.com/articles/Knowledge/Sectigo-Intermediate-Certificates
Can anyone enlighten me, my understanding of certificates is high level. I reached the end of my knowledge.
On a second point, why are Meraki using a certificate that is not commonly supported. Both Android and Apple devices are prompted to trust. From my basic understanding I would think that if you went with a provider such as godaddy would this be a problem in the first place.
