That sounds like you could some some underlying AD issues causing the problem.  
Have you verified replication is working correctly?

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Sent: Mon 2/1/2010 8:02 AM
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Subject: Re: [Pauldotcom] Configuring WPA2 & RADIUS


I was incorrect, each building is it's own site in AD & it's own subnet, which 
is a /16 on a private class A. 



On Sun, Jan 31, 2010 at 8:43 PM, Robert Portvliet <[email protected]> 
wrote:


        That was going to be my next move, mirror the switchport the AP is 
plugged into & take a capture of the auth attempt. (I'll do that tomorrow 
morning)
        
        Like I said I'm coming into this a bit after the fact & didn't do the 
initial setup, but yes the cert is self signed & generated using Microsoft CA 
(I'll look into the settings further though), the clients are all Vista btw. 
        
        As far as the network, it's flat with layer 3 routing only in the core 
switch, each building is on it's own vlan, but the wireless vlan is the same no 
matter what building you are in, as far as AD goes there's only one site, each 
building is an OU under that.
        
        I'm more of a Linux\Unix guy so I'm a bit light in the AD end of 
things, I think it might be something to do with policy, but according to the 
systems engineer you should be getting the same policy no matter where you go. 
        
        Thanks much for the help! 




        On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 8:55 PM, Tim Mugherini <[email protected]> 
wrote:
        

                Robert,
                
                First I would not trust the Radius server logs, grab  a packet 
dump to
                verify they are not trying to auth as the computer acct (I have 
seen
                MS IAS not log attempts so even though I have no experience 
with 2k8
                NPS I would not trust the logs)
                
                Also you mentioned diff buildings, diff subnets? AD sites?
                
                Lastly you mentioned certifcates are you using a self signed on 
the
                Radius server, MS CA? If MS CA what are your GO settings for the
                Radius and Certs (have seen issues with MS CA and 
"verification" on XP
                so just a hunch on my part.
                
                Tim
                

                On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 10:26 AM, Robert Portvliet
                <[email protected]> wrote:
                >
                >  I'm attempting to troubleshoot an issue with an 
implementation of WPA2 &
                > RADIUS with certificates (for wireless authentication), it is 
a somewhat
                > perplexing issue which I am hoping someone on the list may be 
able to
                > provide some guidance on.
                >
                >  In the building local to the Radius server, the machine will 
authenticate
                > to the Radius server using the machine name without issue, 
however in the
                > other buildings the same machine (even using the same access 
point) will
                > never try to pass the machine name to authenticate.. it 
passes the user
                > name, which works if we allow that method of authentication, 
but it's not
                > what we're after obviously.
                >
                >  The strange thing is I see no trace in the Radius server log 
of it even
                > trying the machine name and the policy the machine receives 
should be the
                > same in each building.
                >
                >   For the Radius server I am using NPS on win2k8. the client 
machines are
                > Vista (latest patch level), AP's are HP ProCurve, physical 
media is single
                > mode fiber between the buildings.
                >
                >   I came into this a little late in the game, from what I can 
tell
                > everything seems to be configured correctly, but I'm getting 
the feeling I'm
                > missing something stupid, lol
                >
                >
                > Thanks in advance!
                >
                >
                >
                
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