Connecting Android Phones To Radius Server WiFi with WPA3

Connecting Android Phones To Radius Server WiFi with WPA3
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In this video we demonstrate how to connect an Android phone to a Wi-Fi network that employs a radius server. Android 11 has issues with WPA3 and the CA (Certificate of Authentication), and you must follow these steps to connect to a radius server with these phones.
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[@akijohn1973]

THANK YOU; I thought this was an adress thing and I was asking front desk about it (Currently in Residence for school). Super glad I found this video

[@WentworthCCTV]

Glad it helped

[@vishaltripathi2008]

Don't validate the option not show

[@hareeshreddy1113]

Any magisk modules? for rooted devices..to enable this??

[@Nishantghosh]

How to configure EAP TLS for private 5G network on Android?

[@kamaljot741]

I tried this but it's not working for me.
It shows " failed to connect to network"

[@WentworthCCTV]

I will try to update the video this was made a while ago the os may have updated.

[@kaushalkishore9145]

Wow

[@gautamkrishnar]

Thanks

[@WentworthCCTV]

No problem

[@Johnyboyknowsbetter]

My doesn't say Don't validate......

[@Mari-hayat]

Yes same...plzzz tell the solution

[@gameatron2.0]

@@Mari-hayat There IS NO solution.. the feature has been removed by Google in Andorid 12 to ensure better security in Enterprise hotspots... I've done my research via XDA Developers and there's no solution or workaround on the end user side... on the network side however, Lan Admins could do the correct update to the access point to support this.

[@timharris559]

@@gameatron2.0 Yep, Android 11 actually. I think Samsung devices are the only ones that allow certificate validation bypass. Any IT admins would need to get a x.509 cert signed by a Root CA to push out onto Android devices, which is just a pain in the a**

[@Eric_X]

@@timharris559 I don't understand why google would push this onto the end user, it's so stupid, it's not like we can do anything about a whole company