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Hello,

I want to use my wildcard certificat that looks like *.my-domain.com (it does not contain the CommonName or subjectAltNames matching the MDM hostname)  for enrollment devices process,

But when i read the requirements here https://help.eset.com/era_install/65/en-US/certificate_mdm_https_requirements.html,

the CommonName or subjectAltNames must match the MDM hostname
 validation-status-icon-infoNOTE:  If the MDM hostname is , for example hostname.mdm.domain.com, your certificate can contain names like:
•hostname.mdm.domain.com
•*.mdm.domain.com
But not names like :
•*
•*.com
•*.domain.com
 

I think my wildcard it's not supported ?

Best regards,

  • ESET Staff
Posted

Hello,

Those requirements are there mainly because iOS devices as we use built-in iOS. What iOS devices accept as trusted differs per iOS version and we described _most_ restrictive rules which should work always. (There are other requirements like RSA2048+, SHA256+ etc... for iOS described elsewhere in documentation)

So in the end Your certificate may work (it will definitely work for Android devices), however when Apple brings some update to their trust validation it might stop working.

HTH,

M.

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