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I have created a CA, server and client certificates with OpenSSL for my application. When I look under profiles, the root CA shows up as “Trusted”, but my server and client certificates (which are signed by my CA) show up as “Not Trusted”.
These certificates show up as being signed by the root CA, and work correctly under IE or Chrome.
I am speculating that it occurred because I was only using a small (512 or 1024) byte certificate. When I used a newer version of OpenSSL to create a 2048-byte certificate, it started working.
I still have to verify if there is indeed a minimum-acceptable key length in iOS.