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MDPS Issue with iOS

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  • 1.  MDPS Issue with iOS

    Posted Mar 15, 2012 12:25 AM

    Hi All,

     

    I was recently completing a demo of Amigopod and ran into trouble with the MDPS function.

     

    I setup pretty much everything as per default settings and created Wi-Fi and provisioining profiles however when i complete the login and profile download to the IOS device, when i click install i am prompted with an error saying " Could not connect to the server"

     

    The MDPS logs show the following as the last entry.

     

    MDPS Access [id/1/4]: Phase 1 - Send Profile Service     

    Client:    172.27.152.4:51613

    App User: 

    Script:    /mdps_profile.php

    Function:  Phase1_SendProfileService

    Arguments: (

      'method' => 'GET',

      'scheme' => 'http',

      'host' => '172.27.151.62',

      'port' => '80',

      'uri' => '/mdps_profile.php/id/1/4',

     

     

     

    I'm thinking that this is probably just a config error however thought i'd throw it out to the forum before i hassle the TAC.

     

    Scott

     



  • 2.  RE: MDPS Issue with iOS

    Posted Mar 15, 2012 01:09 AM

    Scott,

     

    Was your demo setup on an Open SSID by any chance. You might be hitting the challenge of iOS automatically trying to detect the presence of a captive portal enabled network and displayed a mini browser or web sheet. This is known as the Apple Captive Network Assistant and will result in the WiFi being dropped on the client if a successful web authentication is not detected - this causes issues stepping through an enrolment workflow such as the MDPS one you are testing.

     

    Take a look at this feature in Amigopod designed to bypass the display of this mini browser and allow you to leverage the native Safari browser for the entire provisioning process.



  • 3.  RE: MDPS Issue with iOS

    Posted Mar 27, 2012 11:09 PM

    Hi Cam,

     

    Sorry for the delay in responding, yes we were using open SSID and using 5.0.3 on controller so sounds like you're right on the money with this one.

     

    I will suss this out with  the client and see if we can get it going.

     

    Thanks again

    Scott