Wi-Fi configuration (Android Enterprise device policy)

With the Wi-Fi configuration you specify settings for connecting to Wi-Fi networks.

Restriction

If your Wi-Fi network uses Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) authentication (EAP/PEAP, EAP/TLS, or EAP/TTLS), it must not be hidden. That is, the network must be broadcasting its SSID.

Setting	Description
SSID	The ID of the Wi-Fi network.
Security type	The security type of the Wi-Fi connection: None WEP WPA/WPA2 PSK EAP/PEAP EAP/TLS EAP/TTLS When you select WEP, you can’t assign the policy to devices with Android 12 and later.
Phase 2 authorization	The authentication method for phase 2 of the EAP negotiation: None PAP CHAP MSCHAP MSCHAPv2 This setting is only available for EAP/PEAP and EAP/TTLS connections.
Identity	The user identity. This setting is only available for EAP connections.
Anonymous identity	The pseudonym identity sent unencrypted in phase 1 of the EAP negotiation. This setting is only available for EAP connections.
Password	The password for the Wi-Fi network.
Identity certificate	The identity certificate for the connection to the Wi-Fi network. The list includes all certificates from Client certificate configurations of the current policy. This setting is only available for EAP connections.
Trusted certificate	The root CA for the certificate of the EAP server. The list includes all certificates from Root certificate configurations of the current policy. This setting is only available for EAP connections.
Domain suffix match	This setting validates the EAP server’s certificate by its DNS name. The value you enter must match a `dNSName` element of the certificate’s `subjectAltName` extension. Values are compared one domain part at a time, starting from the top-level domain. You can enter multiple values separated by semicolons. The certificate is valid if at least one value matches. You can’t use wildcards. Example: `example.com` matches `server.example.com` but not `server-example.com`. This setting is only available for EAP connections.
Subject alternative name match	This setting validates the EAP server’s certificate by its Subject Alternative Name (SAN). The value you enter must match a substring of the certificate’s `subjectAltName` extension. You can enter multiple values separated by semicolons. The certificate is valid if at least one value matches. Example: `DNS:server.example.com;EMAIL:server@example.com` matches a certificate’s `SubjectAltName` extension with a `dNSName` element of `.server.example.com` or an `Email` element of `server@example.com`. This setting is only available for EAP connections. Subject alternative name match* is an advanced setting. We recommend you use the Domain suffix match setting instead of this setting, where possible.