+14As the title states, we are getting a "Push certificate not configured" error when trying to enroll Android devices in our JSS. iOS devices enroll without issue. Unless I am amusing something, Id id not see anything above and beyond required in order to enroll Android devices.
The JSS log shows nothing except a couple of entries stating "Setting device type to: ANDROID". Anyone else run into this?
+3We ran into a similar issue, cant remember if it was a push cert issue, but where Androids couldnt enroll. We had to setup a personal device profile. Which you dont have to do with the apple devices.
+18Hmm, guess I'll have to look into personal device profiles then.
Thanks!
Gabe Shackney
Princeton Public Schools
+14We do have a personal profile configured. The only setting is requiring an 8 character password. We are still getting the error, unfortunately.
+18Yes,
The answer was to reissue the Tomcat certificate in the Tomcat settings in system settings.
Then in Global Management click on Push Certificates and click the plus button to create a Push Proxy Setting. Once this was done and you check the box for Android self enrollment under global management/User-Initiated enrollment/Platforms.
Gabe Shackney
Princeton Public Schools
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