Windows WPA

[Phil Mayers]

Guy Davies wrote:
> The other alternative is to use a third party 802.1x supplicant with a
> decent GINA module.  This behaves *exactly* as you want.  It accepts the
> users' credentials at the windows login, stops the windows login process,
> logs the user into the network, then returns control to windows to login the
> user to the AD.  I've been doing this with EAP-TTLS/PAP to an AD backend
> with LDAP (no NTLM :-) for a while.

Sure, though there's typically cost (sometimes money, sometimes just 
time) and of course the need for custom software there.

Are you using a for-pay one, or are they any good free ones these days?