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07-17-2007 01:01 AM
07-17-2007 01:01 AM
unauth ports closed in auth-vid when doing 802.1x auth
Hi there,
on a ProCurve 2626 I want to implement 802.1X authentication. Authenticated clients shall be in one VLAN whereas unauthenticated clients shall be put into another VLAN (and shall be able to communicate within this unauth VLAN).
According to the documentation, I set up two VLANs, let's call them auth-vlan and unauth-vlan. Those ports in question are untagged members of the unauth-vlan and no member of the auth-vlan.
For the ports in question, I did
aaa port-a auth 5-20 auth-vid auth-vlan
aaa port-a auth 5-20 unauth-vid unauth-vlan
When a client (XP Pro) connects, it tries to authenticate (set up against RADIUS on Win2003 using EAP-TLS with computer certs and no user certs). Those computers able to authenticate immediately get put into the auth-vlan and everything's fine. However, if a client cannot authenticate (because it doesn't have a certificate), it stays in unauth-vlan (which is what I want) but the port status remains "CLOSED / CONNECTING" all the time; Windows tries to authenticate over and over again. This way, the client cannot communicate on the unauth-vlan, because the port remains CLOSED.
What am I missing here? I want the unauth'ed clients to be able to access network resources on my unauth-vlan ...
Thanks for your help!
Andreas
on a ProCurve 2626 I want to implement 802.1X authentication. Authenticated clients shall be in one VLAN whereas unauthenticated clients shall be put into another VLAN (and shall be able to communicate within this unauth VLAN).
According to the documentation, I set up two VLANs, let's call them auth-vlan and unauth-vlan. Those ports in question are untagged members of the unauth-vlan and no member of the auth-vlan.
For the ports in question, I did
aaa port-a auth 5-20 auth-vid auth-vlan
aaa port-a auth 5-20 unauth-vid unauth-vlan
When a client (XP Pro) connects, it tries to authenticate (set up against RADIUS on Win2003 using EAP-TLS with computer certs and no user certs). Those computers able to authenticate immediately get put into the auth-vlan and everything's fine. However, if a client cannot authenticate (because it doesn't have a certificate), it stays in unauth-vlan (which is what I want) but the port status remains "CLOSED / CONNECTING" all the time; Windows tries to authenticate over and over again. This way, the client cannot communicate on the unauth-vlan, because the port remains CLOSED.
What am I missing here? I want the unauth'ed clients to be able to access network resources on my unauth-vlan ...
Thanks for your help!
Andreas
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