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| Hello! I'm trying to implement 802.1x with CP Integrity. For 802.1x I'm using Cisco switches with Cisco ACS. Users are authenticated from Windows Active Directory. Supplicant is built-in Windows XP supplicant with PEAP and Machine authentication. To fix a bug in PEAP supplicant, I had to manually set two registry entries: HKLM\Software\Microsoft\EAPOL\Parameters\General\G lobal\AuthMode to 1 HKLM\Software\Microsoft\EAPOL\Parameters\General\G lobal\SupplicantMode to 3 When user is authenticated he is dynamically put in appropriate VLAN. This setup works like a charm without CP Integrity agent. CP Integrity agent is configured for user by AD Groups membership. When I install Integrity agent I have some issues with user policies depending on VLAN assigment. If the user is put in same VLAN in which is put computer after machine authentication everything works fine. If the user is put in different VLAN user policies are not downloaded correctly and in the log I can find next errors: ACCESS,2008/01/23,16:43:32 +1:00 GMT,Generic Host Process for Win32 Services was blocked from accepting a connection from the local zone (10.10.0.51:DNS).,N/A,N/A Address 10.10.0.51 is DC. With DNS and DHCP services. My doubts are: Can CP Integrity work well with dynamic VLAN assigment and what should be done to make that work? Integrity changes registry entry: HKLM\Software\Microsoft\EAPOL\Parameters\General\G lobal\SupplicantMode to 2 That I have to reset manually to 3. Is it a problem if that value is 3 instead of 2 which is installation default? Tnx! Marko Last edited by mkeca; 2008-01-23 at 23:53. Reason: corrections |
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| Most AD based policies assignment problems come from having more than one AD server (a good thing) and not having the Integrity server configured correctly. I don't remember how to deal with this part but maybe Robert or csig will pipe up on it. |
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| Greetings, A couple of things I would try. Place the AD and Integrity server in the users host file and see if the correct policy downloads. Also on the catalog make sure add user and proxy are checked. When the proxy is checked for a user catalog then the endpoint will display a username & password prompt 3 times before giving the entities default policy. This may help troubleshoot. HTH |
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