• Mobile Connect for iOS 5.0
• Introduction to Mobile Connect
  • How Mobile Connect Works
  • New Features in Mobile Connect 5.0
  • Additional Feature Information
  • Supported Platforms
    • Apple Product Support
    • SonicWall Appliance Support
    • Required Network Information
• Installing and Connecting
  • Installing Mobile Connect
  • Creating and Saving Connections
    • Creating Firewall or SMA 100 Series Connections
    • Creating SMA 1000 Series Connections
  • Initiating a Connection
  • Configuring Connect on Demand
    • Connect on Demand to SMA 1000 Series
    • Connect on Demand to SMA 100 and SMA 1000 Series
  • Configuring Trusted Network Detection
  • Using Apple Configurator 2 with Mobile Connect
  • Configuring Per App VPN
• Settings, Bookmarks, Files, and Certificates
  • Settings Overview
  • URL Control Syntax and Parameters
    • Using the addprofile Command
    • Using the Connect Command
    • Using the Disconnect Command
    • Using the callbackurl Command Parameter
  • Using Bookmarks
    • Showing and Filtering Bookmarks
    • Supported Bookmark Types
      • Desktop Bookmarks
        • RDP Bookmarks
        • VNC Bookmarks
        • Citrix Bookmarks
      • Web Bookmarks
      • Mobile Connect Bookmarks
      • Terminal Bookmarks
  • Using Files
  • Files Features
    • Supported File Types
    • Unsupported File Types
    • File Policies and Actions
  • Importing Certificates to the iOS Device
    • Using Mobile Device Management for Certificate Import
    • Using Mobile Connect Client Certificate Importer
• Monitoring and Troubleshooting
  • Monitoring Mobile Connect
  • Troubleshooting Mobile Connect
• SonicWall Support
  • About This Document

Using Mobile Connect Client Certificate Importer

Importing a client certificate using Mobile Connect Client Certificate Importer

1. From your iOS device, open the administrator email message that contains an attached client certificate and private key in a p12 file format, for example: cert.p12.
2. If using the standard Apple Mail app, press and hold the attachment. In Outlook, and in other apps, press the Share button with the up arrow.

3. Tap the three dots (...) labeled More in the middle row to get to the Activities list.

   

4. Enable the Import to Mobile Connect toggle next to the app icon and tap Done.

   

5. Tap the Import to Mobile Connect icon in the app Activities menu.

6. Enter the p12 file password (if prompted) and tap Import to get the certificate.

   

7. A checkmark verifies that the certificate is successfully imported.

After completing this process, the certificate is available in Mobile Connect whenever a server requires the user to provide it.

A .p12 file follows the PKCS #12 standard for storing cryptography objects as a single file. Each .p12 file bundles a private key with a corresponding X.509 certificate.