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Jara
Hi
recently i bought a new ethernet switch. i set the switch to use 802.1X
as an authentication scheme on wired ethernet ports. i plugged my pc
and set my windows xp to do the 802.1X MD5 Challenge authentication..
it was successful..
well.. i set the switch to do the re-authentication(why? don't ask i
just wanted to try things on the switch). it doesn't work.. so i traced
the packets with ethereal..
as i understand, the re-authentication should be done the following
way:
(Switch) (PC)
--------------Request ID---------------->
<-------------Response ID--------------
--------------MD5 Challenge---------->
<-------------MD5 Response-----------
--------------EAPoL Success-------->
my pc, however, follows the below sequence and the switch denies the
port i'm attached:
(Switch) (PC)
--------------Request ID---------------->
<-------------MD5 Response-----------
--------------EAPoL Fail---------------->
is it that i'm mis-understanding the concept or the windows xp has no
support for re-authentication of 802.1X md5 challenge?
i posted the very same question on the microsoft korea support
page(well i live in korea..), but no answer yet by anybody..
anybody who suffered(or suffers) the same experience.. please let me
know.. ^^
thank you
Jara
recently i bought a new ethernet switch. i set the switch to use 802.1X
as an authentication scheme on wired ethernet ports. i plugged my pc
and set my windows xp to do the 802.1X MD5 Challenge authentication..
it was successful..
well.. i set the switch to do the re-authentication(why? don't ask i
just wanted to try things on the switch). it doesn't work.. so i traced
the packets with ethereal..
as i understand, the re-authentication should be done the following
way:
(Switch) (PC)
--------------Request ID---------------->
<-------------Response ID--------------
--------------MD5 Challenge---------->
<-------------MD5 Response-----------
--------------EAPoL Success-------->
my pc, however, follows the below sequence and the switch denies the
port i'm attached:
(Switch) (PC)
--------------Request ID---------------->
<-------------MD5 Response-----------
--------------EAPoL Fail---------------->
is it that i'm mis-understanding the concept or the windows xp has no
support for re-authentication of 802.1X md5 challenge?
i posted the very same question on the microsoft korea support
page(well i live in korea..), but no answer yet by anybody..
anybody who suffered(or suffers) the same experience.. please let me
know.. ^^
thank you
Jara