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IEEE 802.1x client using EAP-TLS certificate
Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) Transport Layer Security (TLS), or EAP-TLS, is an
authentication protocol that supports the use of smart cards and certificates. You have the
option of using EAP-TLS with both WPA with RADIUS and IEEE 802.1x modes if you have
an external RADIUS server on the network to support it.
authentication protocol that supports the use of smart cards and certificates. You have the
option of using EAP-TLS with both WPA with RADIUS and IEEE 802.1x modes if you have
an external RADIUS server on the network to support it.
To set up an IEEE 802.1x client using EAP-TLS Certificate security:
1
Add the Gateway 7001 AP to the list of RADIUS server clients. (See
.)
2
Configure the Gateway 7001 AP to use your RADIUS server (by providing the RADIUS
server IP address as part of the “IEEE 802.1x” security mode settings).
server IP address as part of the “IEEE 802.1x” security mode settings).
3
Configure wireless clients to use IEEE 802.1x security and “Smart Card or other
Certificate” as described in this section.
Certificate” as described in this section.
4
Obtain a certificate for this client as described in
Important
If you want to use IEEE 802.1x mode with EAP-TLS certificates for
authentication and authorization of clients, you must have an external
RADIUS server and a Public Key Authority Infrastructure (PKI),
including a Certificate Authority (CA), server configured on your
network. It is beyond the scope of this document to describe the
configuration of the RADIUS server, PKI, and CA server. Consult the
documentation for those products.
authentication and authorization of clients, you must have an external
RADIUS server and a Public Key Authority Infrastructure (PKI),
including a Certificate Authority (CA), server configured on your
network. It is beyond the scope of this document to describe the
configuration of the RADIUS server, PKI, and CA server. Consult the
documentation for those products.
Some good starting points available on the Web for the Microsoft
Windows PKI software are: “How to Install/Uninstall a Public Key
Certificate Authority for Windows 2000” at
Windows PKI software are: “How to Install/Uninstall a Public Key
Certificate Authority for Windows 2000” at
http://sup-port.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;231881
and “How to Configure a Certificate Server” at
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;318710#3