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herta
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November 12, 2020
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SSL VPN: no option to import certificate

  • November 12, 2020
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I'm testing the FortiClient VPN app V6.4.3.0462 on Android. When I login to the VPN, I get a pop-up warning that the site's certificate is untrusted. According to the FortiClient Android Administration Guide (https://docs.fortinet.com...onnecting-to-the-vpn), it should give the option to Proceed, Cancel or Import Certificate. On my Android, I only see Cancel and Proceed.  (See screenshot attached.) If I proceed, disconnect and reconnect, I get the same message. So, is there another way to import the certificate?

Kind regards,

 

Herta

    Best answer by emnoc

    Use the android certificate manager and import the trust-cert and mark it trusted.

     

    Setting  > Security > Advance ( encryption and credentials )   and go from that point. I would send the cert via email ( assuming you have mail on the phone ) and save it.

     

    Than find your cert install based on security from above.

     

     

     

    Ken Felix

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    emnoc
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    November 12, 2020

    Use the android certificate manager and import the trust-cert and mark it trusted.

     

    Setting  > Security > Advance ( encryption and credentials )   and go from that point. I would send the cert via email ( assuming you have mail on the phone ) and save it.

     

    Than find your cert install based on security from above.

     

     

     

    Ken Felix

    herta
    hertaAuthor
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    November 16, 2020

    Thanks for your reply, Emnoc.

     

    That's not going to be evident for end users with limited IT knowledge.  :-( Too bad they removed the Import Certificate option.  That looked a lot more user friendly.

    emnoc
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    November 16, 2020

    I don't recall seeing a import on the android app now that I think about it. I just know that is how you install it

     

    Ken Felix