I selfhost a bitwarden server at home, the website (via chrome/safari/IE) works flawlessly, access policy is defined only via 2 emails and the onetimepin, this works from inside/outside my LAN. This should get you the full chain of trust from the root which is your CA Issuer to the intermediate and ss-cert.Sorry to “hijack” this thread, but since there was no answer and i too am facing a problem with the IOS native Bitwarden App…hope to fire this thread up again. This time you will not need to do step 4 since the issuer is the trusted root Enable the Root CA you just installed as trusted, now any server cert that is signed by your local CA Authority should be trustedĤ.Get the server certificate to your device and Install in the same manner you did in step 1-3 for the issuer certificate.

Click on it and go through the Install and Verify process.ģ.Go to Settings -> General -> About -> Certificate Trust Settings. Here is where you should now see the cert you shared with your device. How to Install the Root CA and the Self-Sined Certificate once the required format certificate is created.ġ.Copy the CA and Certificate to Mac & iPhoneĢ.Go to settings -> General -> Profiles. Intermidiate CA and Self-Signed Certificate according to the IOS/MacOS Requirements. In Opnsense go to System -> Trust : Generate CA.

DNS names in the CommonName of a certificate are no longer trusted. For iOS >13 and MacOS >10.15 Certificates cannot last longer than 825 days, must include extendedKeyUsage flag and TLS server certificates must present the DNS name of the server in the Subject Alternative Name extension of the certificate.

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