When you try to sign in to the Company Portal app on an Android device, you receive the following error message:
Missing certificate
You cannot sign in because your device is missing a required certificate.
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When you try to sign in to the Company Portal app on an Android device, you receive the following error message:
Missing certificate
You cannot sign in because your device is missing a required certificate.
This issue occurs if Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) is used for certificate authentication, and the intermediate certificate isn't installed on the AD FS server and Web Application Proxy (WAP) server.
To fix the issue, follow these steps on all AD FS and WAP servers to install the intermediate certificate:
You can run the following command to dump a certificate store so that you can determine whether the certificates are installed correctly:
CertUtil -v -store <CertificateStoreName> > <OutputFile>
You can use SSL Certificate Checker to test whether the certificate is installed correctly on the server.
If the intermediate certificate isn't installed correctly, you receive the following message in the result:
The server is not sending the required intermediate certificate.
If the intermediate certificate is installed correctly, you receive the following message in the result:
Congratulations! This certificate is correctly installed.
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