Can't authenticate using IAS (with EAP-TLS) for Wireless network.
From: Stuart Mackie (*REMOVE*me@stu.uk.com)
Date: 01/24/03
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From: "Stuart Mackie" <*REMOVE*me@stu.uk.com> Date: Fri, 24 Jan 2003 12:33:38 -0000
Hi. I've made a number of postings over the last week with a few minor
issues which have now been resolved (thanks for everyone's help) but I have
1 problem left and am not sure where to begin to fix it. I am running a
Wireless network (very small) with 128-bit WEP and 802.1X Authentication.
If I disable the Advanced authentication and just use the 128-bit WEP the
connection works fine so I've managed to limit the problem area down to
Certificated between the Clients and the Win2k Server. My Win2k Server is
running DNS, DHCP, IAS and as a CA. I have issued each client system a User
and Computer certificate and they are all correct and valid. IAS is
configured to Grant Access to users and computers in Groups and similarly
everything seems fine there.
I enabled logging in IAS and I thought that if a client connects but doesn't
get authenticated then there would at least be an entry in the log file. At
the minute no log file is being created at all. Can anyone suggest where I
should start to try and find out what part is causing the problem ? I'm
relatively sure it must be related to Certificate/Authentication problems
becuase no data gets through to the network/server if Authentication is
enabled, but when its disabled the system's get allocated their details by
DHCP and can access the network. I have setup any details in RRAS but none
of the documents on the MS site for configuring Wireless with 802.1X say
that you have to. The documents I used to make sure I had set everything up
right were :
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/techinfo/deployment/wireless/default.
asp
and
http://www.jsifaq.com/SUBK/tip5200/rh5238.htm
Thanks for any help, (and for all the recent help)
Stuart.
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