I'm having a tiny (but jarring) issue preventing me from rolling out
my wireless RADIUS setup. The infrastructure works and it
authenticates fine; unfortunately, when a new user connects to the
secure network for the first time, it comes up with the "Cannot find a
valid certificate" error. If you then open up the wireless network
(under Wireless Network Connection Properties: Preferred Network: and
click properties on the secure network), the EAP type in the
Authentication tab defaults to "Smart Card or other Certificate." If
you change the EAP type to Protected EAP (PEAP) and hit ok, the
computer connects, authenticates and it works just fine.
How do I make the network default to PEAP in that menu? I've looked
high and low for a place in IAS and Group Policy where it might be set
to Smart Card or other Certificate, but I've come up with nothing. Is
there a Group Policy object I can deploy to change that default, or is
it a setting in IAS?
.
Group Policy and PEAP ... I quote from the "Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003 ... "Although PEAP provides great wireless security and is easier to implement ... When a computer on the network starts up, ... the computer again authenticates.... (microsoft.public.internet.radius)
Re: Client side default authentication settings ... If you then open up the wireless network...authenticates and it works just fine. ... high and low for a place in IAS and Group Policy where it might be set ... (microsoft.public.internet.radius)
TidBITS#785/27-Jun-05 ... Jeff Carlson continues his exploration of computerized poker... and Adam examines both the Canary Wireless... Rogue Amoeba's Audio Hijack Pro... A Canary in the Network... (comp.sys.mac.digest)
Re: Linksys NAS200 Network Storage adapter ... The only two wireless network settings that are of any consequence are the SSID and the encryption method and password. ... either click the "Print Network Settings" button on the final screen of the Wizard or simply access the appropriate XML file and get at them that way and then use the information to configure the router manually as I explained earlier. ... I've read thru some of the MS web site on that product and it appears to do everything a NAS will do plus other cool features, such as, with an xbox360 with the wireless adapter, I can stream my video/pics to my TV for family viewing. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web)
[NMRC Advisory] Microsoft Windows Wireless Exposure on Laptops ... Application: Wireless Network Connection... This advisory documents an anomaly involving Microsoft's Wireless Network... If a laptop connects to an ad-hoc network it can later start ... This is known as a Link-Local address, and by default Link-Local is turned on on all Windows platforms on all interfaces, including wireless interfaces. ... (Bugtraq)
