@lists.freeradius.org Subject: Re: The last piece
of the puzzle - XP host authentication
On 19/04/11 14:59, East, Bill wrote:
Have you made sure that your root cert is present in the right
stores - remember windows clients have both machine and
per-user cert stores. Machine auth requires
On 04/18/2011 08:39 PM, East, Bill wrote:
Like the man says, other people are doing it so I know it's not
impossible. What seems to be happening from reading the debug is that
domain/user requests are coming in using EAP, doing the TLS
interchange, then using MSCHAPv2 to verify the
: The last piece of the puzzle - XP host authentication
Have you made sure that your root cert is present in the right stores -
remember windows
clients have both machine and per-user cert stores.
Machine auth requires it be in the machine store.
Bah, I should have known that. It's fixed, now
On 19/04/11 14:59, East, Bill wrote:
Have you made sure that your root cert is present in the right stores -
remember windows
clients have both machine and per-user cert stores.
Machine auth requires it be in the machine store.
Bah, I should have known that. It's fixed, now.
Cool
This
: The last piece of the puzzle - XP host authentication
On 19/04/11 14:59, East, Bill wrote:
Have you made sure that your root cert is present in the right stores
- remember windows clients have both machine and per-user cert stores.
Machine auth requires it be in the machine store.
Bah, I
hi,
your User-Name is going from a sane value 'host/LP-0010.myorg.org'
to just '/LP-0010.myorg.org' - are you playing around with hints?
you dont need to remove the host/ part - in fact, messing with the
User-Name will cause EAP to break...especially when a windows machine
is involved. if you
of the puzzle - XP host authentication
hi,
your User-Name is going from a sane value 'host/LP-0010.myorg.org'
to just '/LP-0010.myorg.org' - are you playing around with hints?
you dont need to remove the host/ part - in fact, messing with the User-Name
will cause EAP to
break
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