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ADCS Network Device 802.1x EAP-TLS
The Next CEO of Stack Overflow802.1X EAP authentication in Cisco switches with certificateMacs to work on 802.1X wired networkWhich EAP (if any) is default in an Access Point out of the box?MAB and 802.1x Issue - MAB-authenticated device gets droppedEAP-TLS Passthrough from pppd to Radius?EAP-TLS: is it possible eavesdropping when sharing client certificate?802.1x Login Window profile fails because it “can't prompt for missing properties”Freeradius VLAN assignment with EAP-TLS and WiFi 802.1xFreeRADIUS default vs. inner-tunnel sites and EAP-TLS workflowfreeRADIUS rlm_python provided EAP-Message size
I have a working solution but there's a number of things that I'm little uncertain about and I'm trying to ensure I'm following best practice. Specifically I'm setting up IP CCTV cameras to authenticate against my switches with 802.1x EAP-TLS but I could be using a mobile phone on wireless or a switch.
I've followed this (seems very good) guide to setup certificates for 802.1x EAP-TLS: http://www.teradici.com/web-help/PCoIP_ZC_Host_Admin_HTML5/TER1206003_PCoIP_ZC_Host_Admin.htm#07_HowTo/802.1x.htm
So, if I was creating a certificate for a web server, I'd create the private key on the server, the certificate authority would sign the public key and then I'd upload the signed certificate to the device. But this process creates both the public and private key on the certificate server. Now I'm not going to export the certificate then leave it lying on a bus in plain text but it doesn't seem optimal. I tried creating the certificate and signing it with the same template but it doesn't work. I'm not really sure why? Is this possible?
Is the above something to do with it being linked to an AD account? But also following on from that why do I need an AD account? There's nothing I can see that references AD on my NPS server's policy at the moment. In the end I do want it linked to an account for dynamic VLAN assignment but in my initial setup it's purely for authentication. And I can't really see what ties the certificate to the account beyond the subject name. And using a subject name that set to be the same as an account doesn't work, it seems to need to be created in a way that puts some other settings in active directory.
And finally does it have to be a user account? I've tried the same process with a machine account and I can create and export the certificate with the same template but it won't authenticate. This account is never going to use the features of a user account and seems more aligned with a machine account. Ideally active directory would let me create some soft of other network device account but that doesn't exist.
Thanks
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I have a working solution but there's a number of things that I'm little uncertain about and I'm trying to ensure I'm following best practice. Specifically I'm setting up IP CCTV cameras to authenticate against my switches with 802.1x EAP-TLS but I could be using a mobile phone on wireless or a switch.
I've followed this (seems very good) guide to setup certificates for 802.1x EAP-TLS: http://www.teradici.com/web-help/PCoIP_ZC_Host_Admin_HTML5/TER1206003_PCoIP_ZC_Host_Admin.htm#07_HowTo/802.1x.htm
So, if I was creating a certificate for a web server, I'd create the private key on the server, the certificate authority would sign the public key and then I'd upload the signed certificate to the device. But this process creates both the public and private key on the certificate server. Now I'm not going to export the certificate then leave it lying on a bus in plain text but it doesn't seem optimal. I tried creating the certificate and signing it with the same template but it doesn't work. I'm not really sure why? Is this possible?
Is the above something to do with it being linked to an AD account? But also following on from that why do I need an AD account? There's nothing I can see that references AD on my NPS server's policy at the moment. In the end I do want it linked to an account for dynamic VLAN assignment but in my initial setup it's purely for authentication. And I can't really see what ties the certificate to the account beyond the subject name. And using a subject name that set to be the same as an account doesn't work, it seems to need to be created in a way that puts some other settings in active directory.
And finally does it have to be a user account? I've tried the same process with a machine account and I can create and export the certificate with the same template but it won't authenticate. This account is never going to use the features of a user account and seems more aligned with a machine account. Ideally active directory would let me create some soft of other network device account but that doesn't exist.
Thanks
ad-certificate-services 802.1 eap
asked yesterday
John SayceJohn Sayce
62
add a comment |
I have a working solution but there's a number of things that I'm little uncertain about and I'm trying to ensure I'm following best practice. Specifically I'm setting up IP CCTV cameras to authenticate against my switches with 802.1x EAP-TLS but I could be using a mobile phone on wireless or a switch.
I've followed this (seems very good) guide to setup certificates for 802.1x EAP-TLS: http://www.teradici.com/web-help/PCoIP_ZC_Host_Admin_HTML5/TER1206003_PCoIP_ZC_Host_Admin.htm#07_HowTo/802.1x.htm
So, if I was creating a certificate for a web server, I'd create the private key on the server, the certificate authority would sign the public key and then I'd upload the signed certificate to the device. But this process creates both the public and private key on the certificate server. Now I'm not going to export the certificate then leave it lying on a bus in plain text but it doesn't seem optimal. I tried creating the certificate and signing it with the same template but it doesn't work. I'm not really sure why? Is this possible?
Is the above something to do with it being linked to an AD account? But also following on from that why do I need an AD account? There's nothing I can see that references AD on my NPS server's policy at the moment. In the end I do want it linked to an account for dynamic VLAN assignment but in my initial setup it's purely for authentication. And I can't really see what ties the certificate to the account beyond the subject name. And using a subject name that set to be the same as an account doesn't work, it seems to need to be created in a way that puts some other settings in active directory.
And finally does it have to be a user account? I've tried the same process with a machine account and I can create and export the certificate with the same template but it won't authenticate. This account is never going to use the features of a user account and seems more aligned with a machine account. Ideally active directory would let me create some soft of other network device account but that doesn't exist.
Thanks
ad-certificate-services 802.1 eap
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John SayceJohn Sayce
62
I have a working solution but there's a number of things that I'm little uncertain about and I'm trying to ensure I'm following best practice. Specifically I'm setting up IP CCTV cameras to authenticate against my switches with 802.1x EAP-TLS but I could be using a mobile phone on wireless or a switch.
I've followed this (seems very good) guide to setup certificates for 802.1x EAP-TLS: http://www.teradici.com/web-help/PCoIP_ZC_Host_Admin_HTML5/TER1206003_PCoIP_ZC_Host_Admin.htm#07_HowTo/802.1x.htm
So, if I was creating a certificate for a web server, I'd create the private key on the server, the certificate authority would sign the public key and then I'd upload the signed certificate to the device. But this process creates both the public and private key on the certificate server. Now I'm not going to export the certificate then leave it lying on a bus in plain text but it doesn't seem optimal. I tried creating the certificate and signing it with the same template but it doesn't work. I'm not really sure why? Is this possible?
Is the above something to do with it being linked to an AD account? But also following on from that why do I need an AD account? There's nothing I can see that references AD on my NPS server's policy at the moment. In the end I do want it linked to an account for dynamic VLAN assignment but in my initial setup it's purely for authentication. And I can't really see what ties the certificate to the account beyond the subject name. And using a subject name that set to be the same as an account doesn't work, it seems to need to be created in a way that puts some other settings in active directory.
And finally does it have to be a user account? I've tried the same process with a machine account and I can create and export the certificate with the same template but it won't authenticate. This account is never going to use the features of a user account and seems more aligned with a machine account. Ideally active directory would let me create some soft of other network device account but that doesn't exist.
Thanks
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