Kackbratze
31.01.2016, 18:32
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I had the same problem too, and was able to solve it. It has to do with the format of the security certificates. Most certificates are .crt files, but WP8 can't use these, and needs a .cer file. Follow these steps to get them.
1. The phone automatically detects all PEAP and MSCHAP settings.
2. I had to download a certificate from a website on my computer (in my case it was the UTN-Userfirst-Hardware). Most phones accept certificates in the .crt format, but WP8 accepts only .cer (just like Symbian, but this is widely documented)
3. On your computer, double click on your downloaded crt file, and hit open.
4. You should see a new window open with three tabs - General, Details and Certificate Path. Click on the Details tab.
5. On the lower right, you will find a "Copy to File" button. Hit it and it should open a Certificate Export Wizard.
6. Hit next, and when select the "Base-64 encoded X.509" format. Hit "Next".
7. Save the new file. Best to give the same file name as the .cer.
8. From your computer, email the .cer file as an attachment to yourself.
9. On your Lumia, open your email and download the attachment. The phone should prompt you to install the certificate.
10. Now go to settings, find your uni's wireless, put in your username and password, and select the certicate you just installed, and you should be good to go.
oder
To manually configure EAP-TLS or EAP-TTLS authentication on a Windows Phone 8.1 device do the following:
When selecting an SSID for a connection that you do not currently have a profile for on the phone, you are presented with a sign in screen
The default setting for the “Connect using” box displays “user name+password”. For EAP-TLS and EAP-TTLS tap the “Connect using” box.
For EAP-TLS and EAP-TTLS tap “certificate” in the drop down menu. If you have more than one certificate installed on the phone then there will be a “choose a certificate” option box.
If you select that box you will get another screen with a list of the certificates that can be used for EAP-TLS or EAP-TTLS.
Once you select the certificate it will appear in the second box. Tapping the details button will show the detail information for the selected certificate.
Tap either the EAP method TLS or TTLS in the bottom “EAP Method” dropdown.
Once everything is configured, select done, and the phone will attempt to connect to the Wireless Access Point.
Schon probiert?
I had the same problem too, and was able to solve it. It has to do with the format of the security certificates. Most certificates are .crt files, but WP8 can't use these, and needs a .cer file. Follow these steps to get them.
1. The phone automatically detects all PEAP and MSCHAP settings.
2. I had to download a certificate from a website on my computer (in my case it was the UTN-Userfirst-Hardware). Most phones accept certificates in the .crt format, but WP8 accepts only .cer (just like Symbian, but this is widely documented)
3. On your computer, double click on your downloaded crt file, and hit open.
4. You should see a new window open with three tabs - General, Details and Certificate Path. Click on the Details tab.
5. On the lower right, you will find a "Copy to File" button. Hit it and it should open a Certificate Export Wizard.
6. Hit next, and when select the "Base-64 encoded X.509" format. Hit "Next".
7. Save the new file. Best to give the same file name as the .cer.
8. From your computer, email the .cer file as an attachment to yourself.
9. On your Lumia, open your email and download the attachment. The phone should prompt you to install the certificate.
10. Now go to settings, find your uni's wireless, put in your username and password, and select the certicate you just installed, and you should be good to go.
oder
To manually configure EAP-TLS or EAP-TTLS authentication on a Windows Phone 8.1 device do the following:
When selecting an SSID for a connection that you do not currently have a profile for on the phone, you are presented with a sign in screen
The default setting for the “Connect using” box displays “user name+password”. For EAP-TLS and EAP-TTLS tap the “Connect using” box.
For EAP-TLS and EAP-TTLS tap “certificate” in the drop down menu. If you have more than one certificate installed on the phone then there will be a “choose a certificate” option box.
If you select that box you will get another screen with a list of the certificates that can be used for EAP-TLS or EAP-TTLS.
Once you select the certificate it will appear in the second box. Tapping the details button will show the detail information for the selected certificate.
Tap either the EAP method TLS or TTLS in the bottom “EAP Method” dropdown.
Once everything is configured, select done, and the phone will attempt to connect to the Wireless Access Point.
Schon probiert?