Android Certificate Provisioning via Network Set up Assistant.
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11-25-2014 01:06 AM - edited 03-10-2019 10:12 PM
Hi there, Just wondered if anyone had any experience with Certificates on Android, I only have a 4.4 Device but I am trying to find where the certificates are installed but when I look in the certificate store on the device the root certificate and the user certificate are not there.
I thought the process had failed but when I go to connect to my SSID using EAP/TLS it works fine and the log shows that it is using a certificate that the ISE has installed see below for the success message.
I just wonder where Android is hiding this. Anyone have any ideas?
12811 | Extracted TLS Certificate message containing client certificate | |
12812 | Extracted TLS ClientKeyExchange message | |
12813 | Extracted TLS CertificateVerify message | |
12804 | Extracted TLS Finished message | |
12801 | Prepared TLS ChangeCipherSpec message | |
12802 | Prepared TLS Finished message | |
12816 | TLS handshake succeeded | |
12509 | EAP-TLS full handshake finished successfully | |
12505 | Prepared EAP-Request with another EAP-TLS challenge | |
11006 | Returned RADIUS Access-Challenge | |
11001 | Received RADIUS Access-Request | |
11018 | RADIUS is re-using an existing session | |
12504 | Extracted EAP-Response containing EAP-TLS challenge-response | |
15041 | Evaluating Identity Policy | |
15048 | Queried PIP - Network Access.EapAuthentication | |
15004 | Matched rule - BYODCertificate | |
22070 | Identity name is taken from certificate attribute | |
22037 | Authentication Passed | |
12506 | EAP-TLS authentication succeeded |
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11-25-2014 12:42 PM
Are you using a public signed one? It might fall under the root ones.
Another thing i noticed is that when auth fails the Network Setup Assistant cleans up after itself including half installed profiles which makes it hard to troubleshoot.
Martijn
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11-26-2014 12:01 AM
No Were not using Public Signed Certificates. Checked in the root store and the ISE root Cert isnt in there.
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11-25-2014 05:46 PM
Hmm, the fact that EAP-TLS is succeeding means that there is a certificate somewhere that is making this possible :) So what do you see under the "User" tab in the "Trusted Credentials" in your android device?
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11-26-2014 12:01 AM
Under the User Tab there is nothing. Which is weird.
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11-26-2014 12:04 AM
OK So did a bit of playing around with Android last night and looked for an application that I could manage certificates with. Didn't find anything but I did find an app that installed certificates for you. When it was going to put a certificate on it asked if it was for "Wireless or VPN/Identification" So I am just wondering if the "wireless" cert store isn't visible.
