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Have you found this Blog post by Florian Baaske? Lots of great information here for AP authentication methods: https://www.flomain.de/2020/03/aruba-ap-authentication/

Yes, i know this post, but i have tried several things. No one is working.
One cert with priv key and user part in one file like the description in the Aruba Instant User Guide.
Another test was the same as Florian describes in his post with one file for priv key and another file with user cert. The priv key was encrypted. 

I can upload the CA part and the user part. When i check it with "sh ap1xca" i can see the rootCA, intermediate certificate and the user cert. 

All certs are uploaded in PEM format. 

But when i´m uploading the priv key, i can the with "sh log debug" the following error message:

Have you found this Blog post by Florian Baaske? Lots of great information here for AP authentication methods: https://www.flomain.de/2020/03/aruba-ap-authentication/

Did you combine the private key and certificate together into one PEM?

Yes, i know this post, but i have tried several things. No one is working.
One cert with priv key and user part in one file like the description in the Aruba Instant User Guide.
Another test was the same as Florian describes in his post with one file for priv key and another file with user cert. The priv key was encrypted. 

I can upload the CA part and the user part. When i check it with "sh ap1xca" i can see the rootCA, intermediate certificate and the user cert. 

All certs are uploaded in PEM format. 

But when i´m uploading the priv key, i can the with "sh log debug" the following error message:

Have you found this Blog post by Florian Baaske? Lots of great information here for AP authentication methods: https://www.flomain.de/2020/03/aruba-ap-authentication/

Yes of course. This was my first try.

Did you combine the private key and certificate together into one PEM?

Yes, i know this post, but i have tried several things. No one is working.
One cert with priv key and user part in one file like the description in the Aruba Instant User Guide.
Another test was the same as Florian describes in his post with one file for priv key and another file with user cert. The priv key was encrypted. 

I can upload the CA part and the user part. When i check it with "sh ap1xca" i can see the rootCA, intermediate certificate and the user cert. 

All certs are uploaded in PEM format. 

But when i´m uploading the priv key, i can the with "sh log debug" the following error message:

Have you found this Blog post by Florian Baaske? Lots of great information here for AP authentication methods: https://www.flomain.de/2020/03/aruba-ap-authentication/

I tried a new test with priv key and cert in one file.
This is the entry in the debug log

Yes of course. This was my first try.

Did you combine the private key and certificate together into one PEM?

Yes, i know this post, but i have tried several things. No one is working.
One cert with priv key and user part in one file like the description in the Aruba Instant User Guide.
Another test was the same as Florian describes in his post with one file for priv key and another file with user cert. The priv key was encrypted. 

I can upload the CA part and the user part. When i check it with "sh ap1xca" i can see the rootCA, intermediate certificate and the user cert. 

All certs are uploaded in PEM format. 

But when i´m uploading the priv key, i can the with "sh log debug" the following error message:

Have you found this Blog post by Florian Baaske? Lots of great information here for AP authentication methods: https://www.flomain.de/2020/03/aruba-ap-authentication/

Looks like the private key cannot be read/decrypted. You could try to upload the certificate over the WebUI (after you cleared the one giving trouble) and see if that works better, or try to import the certificate without private key encryption to see if that makes any difference. Otherwise, it may be needed to check your key material which I would not recommend to share in a public forum.

I tried a new test with priv key and cert in one file.
This is the entry in the debug log

Yes of course. This was my first try.

Did you combine the private key and certificate together into one PEM?

Yes, i know this post, but i have tried several things. No one is working.
One cert with priv key and user part in one file like the description in the Aruba Instant User Guide.
Another test was the same as Florian describes in his post with one file for priv key and another file with user cert. The priv key was encrypted. 

I can upload the CA part and the user part. When i check it with "sh ap1xca" i can see the rootCA, intermediate certificate and the user cert. 

All certs are uploaded in PEM format. 

But when i´m uploading the priv key, i can the with "sh log debug" the following error message:

Have you found this Blog post by Florian Baaske? Lots of great information here for AP authentication methods: https://www.flomain.de/2020/03/aruba-ap-authentication/