This may be a long shot as our environment may be different, but I figure it would be worth posting.
Last week our network team performed some maintenance and Casper began re-deploying our configuration profile for wifi.
For about 80% of machines, there was no impact, but the remainder had issues connecting to wifi. We've removed and re-added all the certificates required to reconnect to wifi but it would not work. For some machines, waiting half an hour and reconnecting will work.For others, removing the certificates and re-importing the same configuration profile (with the same certs) works.
On the cisco side, it's saying the connection failed SSL/TLS handshake because of an expired certificate in the client certificates keychain. But strangely, without touching the certs, it works 20-30 minutes later. Is it possible that something on the client is still caching the old cert that doesn't get released for 20-30 minutes?
Has anyone had experience working with Macs and eap-tls and can possibly explain what is going on?
