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Devices not connecting to WPA2 Enterprise (EAP-TLS) wireless network automatically
- Dec 06, 2018
I believe that there is an engineering issue with certificate authentication and the WiFi profiles on iOS (an organisation that I work with has an open product support call).
It looks like the configuration profile is only accepted by iOS devices if the root cert is the issuing CA for the SCEP certificate. In an enterprise with tiered CA's and a mix of certificate trust relationships then that just doesn't work.
Get a support call logged and add your name to the list of customers with this issue.
The case is still with Engineering as far as I know. I would advise opening your own support case.
This might need a change from Apple because the options to create a Wi-Fi profile with the correct root certificates are missing from the Apple configurator.
I do have my own case open... for the past 40 days now but support has been slow.
Interestingly, devices enrolled yesterday have started connecting to the Wi-Fi network automatically since I had a chat with an escalation engineer and even though I haven't made any changes to the profiles so perhaps it's being resolved on the backend. I'll see if this happens consistently as more users enrol onto Intune in the next few weeks. Hopefully it does.
- riggleman317Nov 21, 2019Copper Contributor
SRoach Is this working for you now? We're looking at doing something very similar with Windows and iOS devices soon.
- Nirmal1983Mar 06, 2020Copper ContributorSRoach ...
Hi Sam,
Did you use the wireless profiler from Intune or Custom XML profile for WPA2 Enterprise