Certificate issue: SSL page brings up "you need to set a lock screen pin or password before you can use credential storage" on Android
This same thing happened to me when I was installing my certificate on my Android Tablet.
- Yes, you need to set a lock or pin code (but this can be removed after installing the certificate)
- Just copy the .pfx file in your Android phone
- On your phone Settings look for Security
- Under credential storage (this option might vary depending on your Phone settings), there should be an option to install certificates
- Restart your phone
Hope this helps.
This isn't the most secure solution - but it got the job done for me. I had to edit the SSL properties through IIS to ignore client certificates. IIS Setting Change
It's not an Android/Chrome issue. The problem was from the fact that the server was requesting a certificate from the client. For Apache add/change the following parameter in your conf or in your sites definition:
SSLVerifyClient none