iPhone 2

[Stefan Winter <stefan.winter@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi folks,

one of my colleagues was among the first-in-line to get an iPhone 2 
(from Belgium, where it is unlocked by default and works with any SIM) 
and tried eduroam first thing in the office.

The result: great. It asked for a username and password, presented the 
certificate for inspection, and that was it. Didn't ask for any gory 
details - the usual Apple user-friendlyness.

That made me think, however, and I took a closer look at the request: 
there was no anonymous outer identity, it used "the" username for both 
outer and inner request.

A reconnect did not pop up the certificate request again, so the "click 
accept" is permanent it seems.

Taking a look at the inner auth request, it looked PEAPish. The 
supplicant didn't seem to offer a choice to change that.

Greetings,

Stefan

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Stefan WINTER
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