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Experts,<br />
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This should be an easy one.<br />
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I know with EAP-TLS, the supplicant sends a certificate to the authenticator server.<br />
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Am I correc to say that with EAP-PEAP, the supplicant sends a username and password to the authenticator server? It never sends a Certificate?
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Experts,

This should be an easy one.

I know with EAP-TLS, the supplicant sends a certificate to the authenticator server.

Am I correc to say that with EAP-PEAP, the supplicant sends a username and password to the authenticator server? It never sends a Certificate?

eap-peap and eap-tls question

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