04-24-2006 03:12 AM - edited 03-09-2019 02:41 PM
Hi,
has anyone an idea how to "activate"
VLANs, when using Windows supplicant for
802.1x and NAC-L2-IP?
I know that normally NAC-L2-IP don't support VLANs, but maybe someone figured out a method ?
with regards
harry
05-04-2006 01:36 AM
Hi Harry
Could you please describe your setup a bit more?
I don't know if this answers your question but:
When using switch and 802.1x supplicant you can define VLAN per group or per user on the RADIUS server.
You will need to configure the following on the RADIUS server:
- "Tunnel Medium Type" = 802
- "Tunnel Type" = VLAN
- "Tunnel-Pvt-Group ID"= **NAME of the VLAN - Not Number***
Works with both IAS and ACS and the built in 802.1x supplicant in XP.
This though I've only used in L2 Networks (switches)
Greetings
Jarle
05-05-2006 12:04 AM
Hi Jarle,
thanks for your answer.
Your method is correct and will work if you only implement 802.1x.
But in my case, i will do NAC-L2-IP after 802.1x.
Example:
802.1x is fulfilled and the switch put me in the quarantine VLAN. (quarantine because there was no posture validation yet)
Now the Client is doing NAC-L2-IP.
The problem is, i can't change the VLAN after a healthy posture validation, because NAC-L2-IP doesn't support VLANs.
So it doesn't matter if the client is healthy or not, i can't put him into my production VLAN.
It works with the CTA including the supplicant,
but i wanna find a method for Windows supplicant and CTA.
best regards
harry
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