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Find your server certificate, this is NOT the CA certificate, but rather the certificate stored somewhere on the server. This is named server.pem by default on freeradius.
To find the domain, run the command:
openssl x509 -noout -subject -in server.pem
You will get output like:
subject= /C=XX/ST=Atlantis/O=Nagai Industries/CN=Nagai Industries Server Certificate
In that case your “domain” is “Nagai Industries Server Certificate”.
Go to ‘Install a certificate’ in the settings, there should be three options, ‘CA certificate’, ‘VPN and app user certificate’ and ‘Wi-Fi certificate’.
Choose the Wi-Fi one and select the CA certificate which should be a .pem file. Name it something suitable.
Either leave the domain blank or enter the it as above (this may be mandatory in some versions).
Next do the same, but choose the user certificate, which should be a .p12 file, enter the password if necessary and name it the appropriate user@realm then press OK.
Connect to the network, choose TLS, for the CA certificate choose the one installed above, select ‘do not validate’.
Finally select the user certificate and enter the appropriate user@realm as the identity.
Click to connect to the network.
Go to the Wi-Fi security tab.
Set the authentication method to TLS.
Enter ‘user@realm’ as the identity.
Leave the domain blank or enter it as above.
Choose the .pem file as your user certificate.
Select the CA certificate.
Choose the .p12 file as your private key, and enter the password.
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