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On 11/30/2010 11:05 AM, John McDonnell wrote:
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On Behalf Of Andrew Bovill
Hi,
I'm trying to get WPA Enterprise EAP/TLS working with my wireless
router. It appears that the TLS portion of the authentication works
(valid certificates give me a working connection) but it does NOT
appear
to actually be checking the username/password combination that is also
sent along the line.
I have followed the WPA_HOWTO as best I could (my clients are OS X and
Android and Gentoo, not Windows XP) but I can't figure out how to
'fail'
an auth attempt with an invalid user/pass combination.
Here is the debug output:
Thanks for any advice. I didn't want to start reconfiguring with a
shotgun :)
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IIRC, that is how EAP-TLS works. If the client has a valid certificate, it
can connect.
Check this previous message that is similar to what I think you are trying
to do:
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Cool, I was wondering about that.<br>
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It just seems weird that nearly ALL of the suplicants I've used
*require* me to give a username/password (or at least an Identifier
+ password) in addition to the unlocked certificate. Maybe a better
question is: What's the point of the username/pass that's also being
sent by the supplicant?<br>
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Thanks<br>
--Andrew Bovill<br>
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