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<P><FONT SIZE=2>Here my doubt:<BR>
I am using EAP-TLS<BR>
I generated a client Certificate with CN "redes"<BR>
<BR>
then I add at LDAP database a user with these<BR>
atributes<BR>
<BR>
cn: redes<BR>
uid: redes<BR>
radiusGroupName: academicos<BR>
..others Attributes<BR>
but without userpassword<BR>
<BR>
and in the users file i add:<BR>
<BR>
DEFAULT Ldap-Group == academicos,<BR>
Simultaneous-Use := 1<BR>
Aruba-User-Role = "STAFF",<BR>
<BR>
A user with client certificate can access at Wireless<BR>
network and get the Role STAFF perfectly, but the<BR>
process of authentication and authorization seems like<BR>
very very redundant, is normal that?. I attach the<BR>
file of process auth.<BR>
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[GD] Hi Alfonso,<BR>
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The authentication and authorization are different things. Authentication is asking may this user connect. Authorization is asking once this user has connected (i.e. Authentication has passed) what may they do (e.g. what type of user are they [student/staff], what VLAN should they be associated with, what is their access level [e.g. on Cisco routers = 1 to 15])<BR>
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That allows you to provide more than a simple yes/no answer to the request to login.<BR>
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Rgds,<BR>
<BR>
Guy</FONT>
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