Hi
Jon,
You
haven't configured EAP-TLS despite the fact that it clearly says in the
notes in the PEAP section that for PEAP to work EAP-TLS must be enabled
even if you don't plan to use EAP-TLS specifically. Uncomment the tls
section and configure it with your server's certificate, etc, and everything
will work just fine.
Regards,
Guy
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