I have created a self-signed ECC certificate. I transfer the root CA to my iOS 10.3.3 via airdrop. The profile is installed successfully. however, as i mentioned, the certificate trust setting keeps empty. Any hints?
Thanks
Ken
iPhone SE, iOS 10.3.3
Ken,
You say it's "self-signed" but then talk about transferring a root CA. If the certificate is truly self-signed, by definition it wasn't issued by any CA. If it was issued by a CA, then by definition the certificate isn't self-signed. (Your root CA might be self-signed, but that's a different setup.) So for starters, you should clarify if the certificate is self-signed, or issued by a (possibly self-signed) CA.
Very true. How about this? I have tried to create a simple RSA toot Cert with he following step.
https://gist.github.com/xynova/d6728a5a07a7599fef5570f115962e05
However, it isn't shown in trust cert setting.
No, you have to create a profile with the certificate in it. The easiest way to do this is to use Apple Configurator (free in the App Store) to create a profile with a Certificate payload. You can then use Configurator to install the profile (and it will automatically enable trust for SSL), or you can export the profile from Configurator and send it to your device via email or text or AirDrop, in which case you'll have to follow the steps in the article to enable SSL trust.
So did you put myRootCA.pem into your profile, or myRootCA.pfx? (It should be myRootCA.pem, the public certificate, no key.)
I transfer the .pem to my device via airdrop. Does it automatically includes in profile?
Thanks for your reply. I will try it 😆😆😆
I have installed the certificate profile. However, the certificate isn't shown in the trust settings. Any hints?
