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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.
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
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.
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
| 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 |
Pixel 3a | Android 11 | |
HP | ProBook 450 G8 | Windows 10 |
Samsung | S21 | Android 11 |
Samsung | Note 4 | Android 6.0.1 |
