07-16-2025
09:11 PM
- last edited on
07-16-2025
09:45 PM
by
rupeshah
I am having an issue with TLS on Windows 10 Pro. When I log in to the SSID using my Active Directory username and password, it works, but then I get an error saying “Can't connect to this network.” How can I fix this?
07-16-2025 10:21 PM - edited 07-16-2025 10:23 PM
it works,
can you explain above statement ? are you able to connect to Wireless able to get connectivity and only you see the error ?
what ISE version ?
is this for all the clients only Windows 10 Pro ?
check what kind of TLS version you have, new ISE 3.3 default 1.2 you can not disable that.
check the certs make sure client have the same certs
make sure self signed certificate installed on the client PC
check ISE cert documentation :
07-17-2025 03:33 PM
What is l2/l3 secuirty of this ssid
MHM
07-17-2025 09:16 PM - edited 07-17-2025 09:32 PM
i will just connect wireles by entering username and password, when click connect get the issue.
Windows 10 Pro users only appear the error.
for certificates I use from external company domain certificates, not using certificates from ise 3.3
07-18-2025 12:15 AM
What you use
Eap-tls or teap or peap ...etc.
MHM
07-20-2025 09:54 PM
I use EAP-TLS and version ISE 3.3
07-21-2025 12:49 AM
Are you sure ?
Eap-tls not use username and password it only use cert.
Can I see screenshots of secuirty of this wlan
MHM
07-21-2025 12:18 AM
i would suggest check the configuration both NAD/NAC and ISE and also client side configuration.
https://www.wiresandwi.fi/blog/cisco-ise-top-reasons-your-certificate-authentications-are-failing
07-24-2025 09:55 PM
For the EAP case, I have already restored the default certificate from ise pointing to EAP authentication.
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