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Recent Android change regarding Wifi configuration
On which version of Android are you facing this ?
We faced the same symptoms some months ago. If the Wifi payload was configured to trust a root certificate and if this root certificate was the same as the one that is in the certificate chain of the client certificate, this triggered the issue. We needed to remove the trust of the root certificate in the payload to have the connection working again. According to some investigation, it seems that the system was by default trusting the certificate chain of the client certificate and forcing to trust again the same root was causing the issue. Have you tried to remove the trust with the root CA in your WiFi profile ?
Luc
We are using VMware Workspace One and I am not sure I see a way to do that in the Android Profile.
You load your Certs under Credentials and then under WiFi you specify which is used for identity and which for Root. I have tried not specifying the Root but it made no difference.
It’s also WS1 that we are using on our side.
It was actually for Android 12 devices that we faced the issue. In the Wifi payload for Android 12 we don’t have any root certificate that was imported in the configuration. We have only the client certificate.For Android 13 we have another wifi payload that is including both the client and the root certificates and as “Identity Certificate” we have selected the client certificate and as “Root certificate” we have selected the root certificate that was imported in the payload.
Luc
Are you also using WS1? Our Config pulls the identity cert directly from the CA so I don't think I have anyway to bundle the root in with that without our cryptography team modifying the cert template.
My testing as of now is on Android 13 both on a Pixel and a Samsung Fold.
