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802.1x Authentication for Wireless Network - User Auth after Computer Auth?

Asked by WideAreaMedia in Wireless Technologies, 802.11 Wireless Access Points, Network Security, Miscellaneous Networking, Windows Networking

Tags: 802.1x, computer authentication, user authentication, wireless security

Hello Everyone,

   I am in the process of converting our office's wireless network to use 802.1x access control. I have everything set up and we are successfully connecting and using the network on our test machines. The wireless network settings are provided by Group Policy and the access points are connecting to Microsoft IAS using RADIUS. The domain computers that have wireless capabilities have been added to a group called Wireless - Allowed. This allows them to use computer authentication for a wireless connection while the machine is not logged in, so users that haven't logged into the machine before / have changed their password can log in.

   After a user logs in, the wireless connection is maintained even if that user does not have the appropriate permissions to connect to the wireless network. What I'd like to have happen is that the machine uses computer authentication to connect to the wireless network when it's not logged in. After a user logs in, I'd like it to use their credentials to connect. This way, if a user without wireless permission logs in, the machine is disconnected from the wireless network until the user logs off. Is this possible? Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.

Best Regards,
Martin Schultz
 
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