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Re: Install Certificate Authority on personnally owned device via Android Management API Policies
Hello and thanks for your answer, I do not need to configure wifi authentication via MDM. What I wanted to do is install a certificate as a trusted certificate authority for the work profile, so that Chrome (for example) does not warn users about "untrusted" certificates signed by our internal certificate authority. Thanks for your help !4.2KViews0likes0CommentsInstall Certificate Authority on personnally owned device via Android Management API Policies
Hello community, I am trying to install a Certificate Authority on android devices via work profiles. The devices have been enrolled via Android Management API, and the policy is applied on devices without any problems (as reported by Android Management API). I used the openNetworkConfiguration field on the policy as followed : "openNetworkConfiguration": { "Type": "UnencryptedConfiguration", "NetworkConfigurations": [], "Certificates": [ { "GUID": "company-certificate-authority-19201", "Type": "Authority", "X509": "MIIF... (base64 encoded DER certificate authority)", "TrustBits": ["Web"] } ] } Nevertheless, this do not seem to work. I checked in the phone settings > certificate authorities and there is no certificate authority on the work profile. When I try to visit a website with a certificate signed by the aforementionned CA, I get certificate authority unknown error. Are these settings ignored on-purpose ? Did I missed something ? By the way, I already tried the following without success: Use PEM-encoded-base64ed in the X509 field instead of DER-encoded (DER-encoded certs is used in the example provided in the openNetworkConfiguration spec). Use "Server" type instead of "Authority" Do not use the "TrustBits" setting Thanks for your help 🙂4.3KViews0likes4Comments