iPhone 12 pro max iOS 14.3.2 Cert issue for global protect

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iPhone 12 pro max iOS 14.3.2 Cert issue for global protect

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I have been trying to get this to work for days not and I am not getting anywhere. I always seem to struggle with certs due to how they are chained.

On my Palo I have a rootca (self-signed, certificate authority), intermediateca (issued by rootca, and also certificate authority), then I cut a cert called gp-cert (issued by intermediateca, non certificate authority).

My cert profile includes the intermediateca and the SSL/TLS SP includes the gp-cert.

I have downloaded the intermediateca cert without private key in PEM format and exported the gp-cert with private key in PSK12 format.

My DNS name for my gatway/portal lets say is vpn.company.com

vpn.company.com is the CN for the gp-cert

I upload these to my iPhone11 and when I attempt to connect I get an error:

Cannot verify server identity

There is a problem with the security certificate. The identity of vpn.company.com cannot be verified.

My options are cancel or detail.

Detail gives me the certificate details and thats it.

I always remember I could click continue when this happens so did something change in iOS or is this an issue with my certs and how I have them chained or exported, or even signed?

Thank

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L4 Transporter

Hi

 

Please verify that the certificates do not exceed 825 days validity (from not-before until not-after).

Reference:

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210176

 

Shai

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L4 Transporter

Hi

 

Please verify that the certificates do not exceed 825 days validity (from not-before until not-after).

Reference:

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210176

 

Shai

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