I'd think that is expected, as unless you pre-configure your client to trust the certificate, there is no way it can know if the certificate is trusted for your SSID.
Check here for a more detailed write up.
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Herman Robers
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Original Message:
Sent: Oct 21, 2024 09:20 AM
From: Yaser
Subject: Radius Certificate Trust Issue on iPhone Devices
Hi everyone,
I'm currently dealing with a RADIUS certificate issued by the CA authority Sectigo, which is trusted only on iPhone devices. However, I'm not experiencing this issue on Android or Windows.
The client is connecting to Wi-Fi using a username and password with the SSID, and they are successfully connecting. Has anyone encountered a similar issue with iPhone devices, and if so, what was the solution? This issue seems to occur exclusively on iPhones.
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yaser
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