Ok, here's some more info about my configuration on the user-side: I have installed the client and CA certificates (cert-clt.p12, root.der) which I created using the script described in Ken Roser's How-To (doc/EAP/TLS.pdf). They seem to be working fine (the TLS handshake doesn't complain about any of them). In the authentication tab i selected "Use Smart Card or Certificate". When i try to connect i get a popup prompting me to choose the (client)certificate i want to use. Note that since i don't have winXP, i use my card's software to detect and connect to my AP. I have tried two different cards so far with the same result(PCMCIA AmbiCom and ZoomAir with PCI adapter).
I have also tried using PEAP and TTLS(SecureW2) but (as was expected) to no avail. As far as the client(Cisco) is concerned, there aren't much more to be said. I didn't use the aaa commands in the documentation, since it didn't seem necessary in the How-To's (should I?). I just added a radius server (providing ip address , shared secret and selecting "EAP authentication") and changed the authentication option for my SSID from "Open Authentication <no addition>" to "Open authentication with EAP". Tomorrow i am going to try and use HostAp as a client for freeradius and i'll tell you if there this any progress. Thanks again for taking an interest. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free web site building tool. Try it! http://webhosting.yahoo.com/ps/sb/ - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
