Windows 10: 802.1x - PEAP

Hi,

I have recently started getting windows warning whenever a EAP authentication happens. We haven enabled 802.1x authentication in the switch port and using Cisco ISE as authentication server. The certificate is signed by internal CA and we have the root CA certificate installed in the trusted certificate store. Need some help in resolving this issue.


Similar error message pops up when connecting to Wi-Fi network also.




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N9 WPA LEAP Support

check this solution. May be it can help you.



http://discussions.nokia.com/t5/Maemo-and-MeeGo-Devices/Nokia-N9-now-connects-with-802-1X-PEAP-network-with-wpa/td-p/1689420

 

E70 wireless PEAP

Same problem for me .

How did you install the certificate on the Nokia ?please give me exact steps including how you generated file . I think the server certificate needs to be installed for PEAP to work.

 

N8 refuses to connect to University EAP-PEAP PEAP network

Regarding certificate "Trust settings" that will be asked when installing new authority certificates on the phone:



For WLAN EAP-PEAP authentication you need to define that you trust this certificate by selecting it as an "Authority Certificate" within EAP-PEAP settings of the Internet Access Point that defines WLAN security / authentication settings for this WLAN network.



My understanding is that "Internet" certificate trust option refers to the HTTPS (SSL) secured web browsing so if your university happens to have some HTTPS/SSL secured web servers that are use the same certificate than the university's WLAN EAP PEAP authentication
server and you wan't to access these web sites on your phone's web browser without "server has sent untrusted certificate" type of warnings , then I think you should enable the "Internet" trust for the certificate.



"VPN" certificate trust setting is for VPN authentication usage, most likely you won't be needing that. I'm not sure "online cert. checking" refers to but leaving it unselected hasn't caused problems for WLAN EAP-PEAP authentication at least to understanding.



You can edit certificate trust settings for already installed certificates via phone's Certificate Manager by going to Settings -> Phone -> Phone Management -> Security settings -> Certificate management -> Authority certificates -> seach your university's
certificate from list of installed certificates and "long press" on it -> select "Trust Settings" to change them.





Regarding the certificate format:

There's no harm trying to use the DER binary encoded certificate format. Encoding format of the certificate file is purely a matter of getting the Authority certificate installed on the phone. Once certificate is successfully installed on the phone's Authority
Certificate list then the Base-64 vs. DER binary encoded certificate file format does not make any difference. Just note that exported file name extension when exporting from Windows will still be " .CER" regardless of whether content of the exported file
is "DER binary" or "Base-64" encoded.



You might want to let your network administrators know about these problems you had with certificate installation so that they could perhaps update their certificate installation related instructions (for Nokia phone users) so that other users on your university
could get the certificate installed without such problems.



After you have installed the certificate, please do remember to create / edit the Internet Access Point settings (for the university PEAP WLAN network) and select the newly installed certificate as an "Authority Certificate" under PEAP settings in order
for phone to trust this certificate during WLAN PEAP authentication process.



If you need more tips and instructions on how to configure your PEAP settings you can take a look at some of the previous PEAP configuration related messages from this forum. Some examples of PEAP related postings are here: , and .