The UU has changed certain settings of the Eduroam wireless network.
And this change causes a problem with my
Nokia E71.
The change to the network includes a change in the certificate which has a different root certificate.
I tried installing the
AddTrust External CA Root certificate in the
phone. It took me a while to find what the
correct form of
a certificate is: it has to be a
DER format certificate and mime-type
application/x-x509-ca-cert. To convert the certificate from
the usual pem form I had to use:
openssl x509 -in AddTrust_External_CA_Root.pem -outform der -out AddTrust_External_CA_Root.crt
And download that .crt into the phone using the system browser. But even when
I select that certificate for verifying the Eduroam network it fails at the
moment.
Update 2011-03-23:
Support had one look at the phone and decided to update the firmware first
before trying to get eduroam running.
Update 2011-03-25:
Updated firmware now gives me a working connection.