Install SIA Proxy MITM certificate
If SIA Proxy is enabled, you need to distribute the trusted man-in-the-middle (MITM) root certificate authority (CA) certificate that you generated in SIA (ZTC certificate) to mobile devices in your network.
If you activated a subordinate certificate to SIA (non-Akamai certificate), certificate distribution is only necessary if the devices in your network are not already configured with the root certificate.
Before you begin
Create a SIA Proxy MITM certificate
Android
Follow these steps to install the certificate on an Android device.
- Download your certificate.
- Transfer the .pem certificate to the mobile device.
- On your mobile device, go to Settings > Security > Encryption & credentials > Install a certificate
Depending on your device, this setting may be located elsewhere. Refer to your device’s manual. You can also use the Settings app’s search feature. Type
Certificateand look forCA Certificate.
- Tap CA Certificate.
- You may see a warning about security risks - this is normal when installing certificates.
- Locate and select your .pem file.
- Follow the prompts to complete installation.
- You may need to enter your device PIN or password to proceed.
- After the process is complete, restart the Zero Trust Client app.
iOS and iPadOS
Follow these steps to install the certificate on an iPhone or iPad.
- Download your certificate.
- Transfer the .pem certificate to the iPhone.
- On the iPhone, open the Files app and tap the .pem certificate.
A Profile Downloaded notification appears. Tap Close. - Go to Settings.
- At the top, tap Profile Downloaded.
- Check if the certificate name and details are correct and tap Install.
- Enter your passcode.
- Tap Install to confirm.
- Tap Install again in the popup to continue.
- The certificate is now installed. Tap Done.
- Go back to Settings and tap About.
- Scroll down to the bottom and tap Certificate Trust Settings.
- Find your CA certificate and enable full trust for the root certificate.
- In the confirmation popup, tap Continue.
- Restart the Zero Trust Client app.
Updated 8 months ago
