802.1x Authentication for non-domain machines

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Carlos A. Morillo

Is it possible to assign non-domain machines a certificate to authenticate
to a wireless network?
 
The computer itself can not authenticate to the domain if it does not have a
computer account in Active Directory via EAP-TLS. If you use PEAP there is
no computer authentication - only user configuration at the client end but
all computers would need to trust the certificate on the IAS server. A non
domain computer can request a certificate from a domain CA via Web
Enrollment and is often done for ipsec offline certificate requests. There
is also a Microsoft wireless newsgroup where you may want to post. ---
Steve
 
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