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I’m setting up 802.1x authentication on our wireless network. We have a RADIUS server with a signed public certificate from Verisign that appears to the clients as valid. However, the clients get a notification: “The Server certificate is not trusted because there are no explicit trust settings.”
I cannot figure out how to get this certificate to be trusted by default by the clients. Ideally this would be transparent, and the user would only see a cert warning for an invalid certificate.Is this behavior by design?
Because while they are notified that there is “no explicit trust setting” for the Server Certificate, if they choose to inspect the certificate, they can see a green check indicating that the cert is valid; they can also see that it is issued by VeriSign and a list of related Certificates: “Class 3 Public Primary Certification Authority -G2 ->VeriSign Class 3 WLAN Secure Server CA -> (FQDN of our RADIUS server)”.
When they inspect the certificate, they are given the option to “Always Trust” (FQDN of our RADIUS server) but ideally, since it’s a valid cert, there would be no user interaction…
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