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    Wireless Authentication method using PEAP without using ceritifica  
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01-21-06 07:49 AM

Hi,

How do i configure wireless authentication using PEAP-MSCHAPv2 without a
certificate.
My setup is Windows 2000 AD and IAS, RADIUS and cisco AP1200.

Regards
VN





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    Re: Wireless Authentication method using PEAP without using ceritifica  
James McIllece [MS]


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01-30-06 02:29 AM

"examnotes" <vn@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in news:B8CEA1E3-
0191-4ED1-821B-DC07486D5DAC@microsoft.com:

> Hi,
>
> How do i configure wireless authentication using PEAP-MSCHAPv2 without a
> certificate.
> My setup is Windows 2000 AD and IAS, RADIUS and cisco AP1200.
>
> Regards
> VN
>

It is not recommended that you do this. It is more secure to take advantage
of the ability of PEAP-MS-CHAP v2 to provide mutual authentication, so that
the clients authenticate your IAS server using the server certificate and
the server authenticates users with user name and password. With this
configuration you ensure that clients are actually connecting to your
servers, not to a rogue wireless access point that is being used to harvest
user credentials.

That said, the way that you do it is to deselect the "Validate server
certificate" checkbox on client computers.


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