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[Stefan Winter <address@concealed>]

Hello,

> The opposite is true unfortunately! The clients we are experiencing the 
> issue on are Google Pixel 2 phones running Android 9. They have no issue 
> connecting to our eduroam implementation when configured manually, so it 
> would appear to be a configuration issue rather than a lack of 
> compatibility with the infrastructure.

That's quite interesting. Can you confirm that version /before/ 9 work
with the CAT profiles?

When you write "manual configuration" then that probably means just
username and password, without cert validation?

If it fails with cert validation, but not without, then maybe it's a
property of the cert that upsets the newest Android.

Unfortunately, your IdP server seems to run on a Windows NPS or other
RADIUS server configuration that rejects incoming requests if the outer
ID does not match a known user - so I can't actually get to see the
server cert for manual inspection.

You could either edit your profile properties to add the "Use special
Outer Identity for realm checks" and fill in a valid username - that way
the CAT tests could get through to the actual EAP exchange; or just send
me the server cert off-list so I can take a look.

Greetings,

Stefan Winter

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