amitbern
@intel.com
| LAN & WLAN Authentication failures in 802.1x
Hi,
I am Authenticating both LAN & WLAN interfaces with 802.1x (and validating with pings)
using Cisco 3750 switch,
After I'm forcing the LAN driver to fail doing the authentication (using invalid username)
I see that there is no connectivity on the wired and the wireless interfaces instead of disconnection only on the LAN (wired) interface.
is it an expected behavior?
10x |
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docrice
join:2008-03-31
Fremont, CA | Which EAP method are you using? Actually, a better question is: which supplicant is being used? Why are you trying to connect both interfaces at once? Is it just to investigate a probably scenario? |
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amitbern
@intel.com | reply to amitbern
I am testing several scenarios on LAN & WLAN drivers with 802.1X
and wanted to know if 802.1x authentication failure should only effect the particular port or connection, or that it will effect LAN&WLAN connections
10x |
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nwrickert
Premium,MVM
join:2004-09-04
Geneva, IL | Maybe your system is using a default gateway via the LAN interface, and maybe that goes nowhere. You need to check what is being used as gateway.
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amitbern
@intel.com | Can you please elaborate?
10x |
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nwrickert
Premium,MVM
join:2004-09-04
Geneva, IL | Can you post the output from "ipconfig /all" (this assumes Windows is your operating system). |
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