> I'm in the same boat please someone help! I desperately need to get on
> a WPA2-Enterprise network at my work with my new HTC HERO and have
> downloaded the certificate to the phone but can't find where/how to
> install the certificate as the Certificate list is always blank when
> trying to setup the network connection.

> On Oct 8, 5:38 am, Alex Danvy <a...@danvy.tv> wrote:

> > No, I couldn't find any answer nor get Google representative word
> > about this problem.
> > It looks like Android is not completely ready for the enterprise :
> > Exchange support is added by device manufacturers but we can't connect
> > to the enterprise network.
> > The French ISP leader, Orange, is pushing EAP for consumers, so it
> > might not be an enterprise only problem.

> > Alex

> > On Oct 7, 11:39 am, Florian Lettner <fl.lett...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > Have you been able to solve this problem? Got the same problem here on
> > > a HTC Hero.

> > > On Sep 21, 1:51 pm, Alex Danvy <a...@danvy.tv> wrote:

> > > > I have the same problem : I can't a WPA Enterprise protected Wi-Fi
> > > > network as I can't figure how to install a security certificate.
> > > > I went to Settings, Wireless controls, Wi-Fi settings, Advanced,
> > > > Security certificates, Add to get an empty list.
> > > > I try to put the .cer file on the SD card but the list is still empty.

> > > > Alex

> > > > On Jul 30, 5:24 am, sky_walker <e13...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > Android Donut adds support for enterprise security for WiFi, and which
> > > > > uses keystore security tool.

> > > > > I want to connect my Android phone to EAP TLS AP, and how do I install
> > > > > certificates?

> > > > > Does anyone have some ideas about that?

> > > > > Thanks a lot
> > > > > walker