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PCM/IDM - Clients will not put int the right Policy Group
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04-21-2009 10:38 PM
04-21-2009 10:38 PM
PCM/IDM - Clients will not put int the right Policy Group
PCM/IDM - Clients will not put int the right Policy Group
We definied a Access Policies LAN-Computers which should include all Computers/Clients from the Active Directory for the 802.1x Authentication.
But all Clients will be put in the "Default Access Policy Group" and named different like the Hosname. The get always the Name "Host/Client_Hostname.FQDN"
Is this right?
Thanx for helping.
But all Clients will be put in the "Default Access Policy Group" and named different like the Hosname. The get always the Name "Host/Client_Hostname.FQDN"
Is this right?
Thanx for helping.
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04-22-2009 11:08 PM
04-22-2009 11:08 PM
Re: PCM/IDM - Clients will not put int the right Policy Group
Re: PCM/IDM - Clients will not put int the right Policy Group
A Windows PC which runs in a domain needs to contact the Windows domain server even before the user logs on the computer. E.g. Windows Group Policy Objects are already transferred to the computer before the user logs on.
Therefore 802.1X is by default a two step authentication process on MS Windows PCs:
1. A machine or computer authentication using â host/client_Hostname.FQDNâ as a 802.1X username.
2. A user authentication after the user enters username and password using â Windows Domain name\usernameâ as a 802.1X username.
You are able to change that depending on the OS Version and Service Pack either on the computer itself via the Registry, via the authentication settings inside the LAN properties or on the domain controller via the Group Policy Group settings.
Therefore 802.1X is by default a two step authentication process on MS Windows PCs:
1. A machine or computer authentication using â host/client_Hostname.FQDNâ as a 802.1X username.
2. A user authentication after the user enters username and password using â Windows Domain name\usernameâ as a 802.1X username.
You are able to change that depending on the OS Version and Service Pack either on the computer itself via the Registry, via the authentication settings inside the LAN properties or on the domain controller via the Group Policy Group settings.
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04-27-2009 04:22 AM
04-27-2009 04:22 AM
Re: PCM/IDM - Clients will not put int the right Policy Group
Re: PCM/IDM - Clients will not put int the right Policy Group
Hello!
That's clear but the computers won't be locatet in the right Policy.
All PC's will be gettint in the "Default Access Policy" of the IDM and not in the "LAN-Computer" Policy where the should get in becaulse all Domain-Computer are in this Active Directory GRoup.
That's clear but the computers won't be locatet in the right Policy.
All PC's will be gettint in the "Default Access Policy" of the IDM and not in the "LAN-Computer" Policy where the should get in becaulse all Domain-Computer are in this Active Directory GRoup.
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