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  1. Authentication with Google Secure LDAP Server

Appendix

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How to Generate Customized Certificates?

There are several tools available to create self-signed certificates. This tutorial lets you create a self-signed certificate for Secure LDAP by using OpenSSL.

  1. Get started to generate a certification file

    • Download Freeradius code from the link below: https://github.com/FreeRADIUS/freeradius-server/tree/master/raddb/cert

    • Cd to raddb/cert/

    • Adjust customized information in the .cnf file, e.g., domain name, expiration duration, location, etc.

    • ./bootstrap

    • zip cert.zip server.key server.pem dh ca.pem

  2. Click Import and upload cert.zip to the EnGenius Cloud.

3. Export ca.pem and install it on the client device if requested.

Note: Some browsers might pop up a Not-Trusted warning message for self-signed certificates. If this is the case, the user must search for an official Certificate Authority (CA) to apply for a (CA) certificate to avoid the warning message.

Supported Operating Systems and Models

EAP-TTLS/PAP and TLS 1.2+ are essential on client devices for LDAP authentication. The following operating systems have native support and get verified working with EnGenius Cloud AP: (updated on 4/20/2022)

  • iOS version 13 and higher.

  • Google Chrome OS

  • Android version 6 and higher

  • Microsoft Windows 8 and higher

  • MacOS 11 and higher

Example Configuration for Android:

Manufacturer
Model
Operating System

Apple

iPhone 7 Plus

iOS 13.1.3

Apple

iPhone 11

iOS 15.4

Apple

iPhone 12

iOS 14.1

Apple

iPhone XS

iOS 14.6

Apple

MacBook Air (M1,2020)

MacOS 12.3

Apple

iPad Air A1474 (2013)

iOS 12.5.5

Lenovo

IdeaPad Duet CT-X636

Chrome OS 72

Google

Pixel 3a

Android 11

HP

ProBook 450 G8

Windows 10

Samsung

S21

Android 11

Samsung

Note 4

Android 6.0.1

Figure06 -- Import Certificate
Figure07 -- Install Certificate on the device