So I installed the iOS 7 beta last night, and I love it so far. One issue I found though is connecting to the wifi at work. I work on and test sites all day, especially those of a responsive nature. Since iOS 7 is not offically supported I knew I was on my own on this one. So I went straight to google, I found the "iPhone Configuration Utility".
This was a good start and after some trial and error ( and an hour or two ), I was able to get the wifi connected. Below are the steps I took, granted your environment may be a bit different but I hope this helps somewhat.
- Download & Install the "iPhone Configuration Utility"
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Launch "Keychain Access", from "Keychains" click "System", from "category" click "Certificates"
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Export the certificate. Which certificate you ask? I only knew because I had to do a similar process for a blackberry sometime ago. I still had the cert from that process.
- Launch the iPhone Configuration Utility from: "/Applications/Utilities/iPhone Configuration Utility"
- Create a new Configuration Profile
- From the General section, fill in the manditory fields
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From the Credentials section, drag and drop the certificate
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From the Wifi section, fill in the necessary info (username, password, security type, etc...)
- Email the Profile to your device
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From your device, open & install the profile/attachment from your email
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Open "Settings" and "Wifi", it may connect without an issue, I had to restart my phone and connect again in order for it to work.
