Re: 802.1x without encryption ?
- From: Dave Mitton <dmitton@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 02 Aug 2006 00:12:44 -0400
"Eric J." <bt_hirosaito@xxxxxx> wrote:
hi,
I got cisco aironet 1230 with 12.3.(8).
follwing problem. I have to get a sniff of the WLAN communication from
my client, but i got WPA/TKIP on EAP-TLS activated.
Could anyone of you provide me with part of the config that the
authentication is performed but no encryption follows ?
I tested some but wasn´t able to achieve unencrypted authentication.
Many thanks
Eric
First the Cisco AP has to be configured to allow it.
Key management has to be set to Optional.
WPA, by definition, means encryption (TKIP or AES)
On the Client system, you cannot select WPA, as that only allows TKIP or AES.
You have to select Open Authentication, and then Encryption disabled.
Dave.
.
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