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→Android 2.2 (EAP-TLS): Clarified the to-do steps
Android can connect to [[VT_WLAN]], but needing to log in via the browser can be annoying. Setting up [[VT-Wireless]] is recommended. To do so, follow the [[VT-Wireless#PEAP-MSCHAPv2|PEAP-MSCHAPv2]] instructions. As of spring 2010, no known, non-rooted version of Android has an interface for handling the EAP-TLS certificates.
==Android 2.2(EAP-TLS)==With android This has been confirmed working with Android 2.2 (Froyo) on the Droid X it was possible to email myself and HTC Evo 4G:# Install the CA certificate## Obtain a trusted copyof the Thawte Premium Certificate. Most Linux distributions come with one, sometimes in /pasted thawte ca certificate from [[VT-Wirelessetc/ssh/...##EAP-TLS|EAP-TLS]]Install it by uploading the . I then just installed the cert from pem file to [httpshttp://netcertwww.cnsrealmb.vt.educom/droidCert/ netcertRealmB's Android Certificate Installer] (enter . This site resends the certificate with the password given to you correct HTTP headers for the phone browser to install - save it.## Name the password)certificate whatever suits you# Install your personal .p12 certificate. From then on ## Copy the file to the directions work just like [[VT-Wirelesstop level folder of your SD card (/sdcard in Android)#EAP-TLS|EAP-TLS]] describe# select vt-wireless Use "Install from SD card" or similar under the wireless Security section of the Android's system settings# Set up the wireless settings## SSID: VT-Wireless## EAP to method: TLS# Set # CA certificate: (The certificate you installed via the user cert to the one you got from CNS browser)# Set CA cert as the thawte # Client certificate: (The certificate you emailed yourselfinstalled from the SD card)# Set your # You can leave the rest of the fields blank (Identity, Anonymous identity is your pid and your , Wireless password is the user certificate password that you got when you downloaded the certificate.)
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