Thought I mention that there are valid reasons to use device certificates. If you use for example Cisco ISE, you can actually do 802.1X authentication based on the device certificate alone. A functionality that I miss in NPS. This was actually one of the reasons why we threw NPS out.
Awesome content guys! I got the Root and SCEP deployed like the video but I also need to use a Radius cert to auth. Works on iOS but Android is giving a headache.
Great content as always! Very useful information. Is it possible to go over shared iPad profiles aswell and integration with ABM with azure to create shared iPad profiles? Anyways great content, keep up the good work!
@Intune Training Could yoy help me with the setting of Certificate Template works for both iOS and Android Devices? My SCEP Configuration Profile only deploy to iOS, not android devices. For some research i think it relate to Certificate Template. Pls help me to solve this problem. Thank you so much.
Am I still able to use a User Certificate and specify a user in the template if I am using an Android Dedicated Device that does not have a primary user?
Good video! But? how can I use my SCEP Certificate for EAP-TLS? Default wi-fi connection menu does not see my SCEP cert for connection. But I can see it using "My Cert" app
@@francescoferrise you know, I found the answer! But for enterprise devices. You should create Wi-Fi profile in ndes settings, and setup to use eap tls there
Thank you for this! I have spent some time troubleshooting a device and this will help me to figure it out. Thank you
Great video series guys! Very informative. Thank you.
Thought I mention that there are valid reasons to use device certificates. If you use for example Cisco ISE, you can actually do 802.1X authentication based on the device certificate alone. A functionality that I miss in NPS. This was actually one of the reasons why we threw NPS out.
Awesome content guys! I got the Root and SCEP deployed like the video but I also need to use a Radius cert to auth. Works on iOS but Android is giving a headache.
Great content as always! Very useful information.
Is it possible to go over shared iPad profiles aswell and integration with ABM with azure to create shared iPad profiles?
Anyways great content, keep up the good work!
@3:32 you speak of AOSP. Do you have or are you creating a video for enrolling Android AOSP devices using SCEP?
Have you ever seen a template failed to install? Using SOTI, but we keep getting error.
@Intune Training Could yoy help me with the setting of Certificate Template works for both iOS and Android Devices? My SCEP Configuration Profile only deploy to iOS, not android devices. For some research i think it relate to Certificate Template. Pls help me to solve this problem. Thank you so much.
Am I still able to use a User Certificate and specify a user in the template if I am using an Android Dedicated Device that does not have a primary user?
Would these work for Android 12 Wi-Fi related issues on Enterprise networks?
Good video! But? how can I use my SCEP Certificate for EAP-TLS? Default wi-fi connection menu does not see my SCEP cert for connection. But I can see it using "My Cert" app
Same issue for me, I think that cannot be used :(
@@francescoferrise you know, I found the answer! But for enterprise devices. You should create Wi-Fi profile in ndes settings, and setup to use eap tls there
@@MikhailBobrov Did you have a Corporate-Owned WorkProfile or a Personal-Owned WorkProfile? I have the personal and I think that this is my problem.
@@francescoferrise I had corporate-owned work profile. Personal profile is still misunderstood 🙂
@@MikhailBobrov thanks :)
I hope we received Certificate after completing the "Certificate Edition" tutorials...lol