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Originally Posted by jonnyl View Post
The biggest issue with Enterprise Wifi is the lack of support for unsigned certs (or Certs from an untrusted CA).

I hate to bring up iOS, especially since I hate it, but it easily supports this was just a verification check to allow the untrusted cert (OS X also supports this better than Windows). This is what makes a device accessible. Not the technical feature sets, but the ease of use. There's an obvious possible security issue, but if any Enterprise is truly concerned about security they would have further end-to-end encryption to whatever data is being transferred between client/server, even if they are between seemingly internal networks.
If enterprise is truly concertned about security they would use signed certs from trusted CA.

But as a hack solution for for incepted devices, you can always install those untrusted certs into N9 from commandline and make them trusted. (Yes I know that normal users don't use exploits, and for them unsigned certs might be a feature lack)
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