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Dipen
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November 18, 2014
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WiFi Authentication using WPA2-Enterprise (RADIUS)

  • November 18, 2014
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I have created an SSID in my Fortigate. I want users to connect to SSID using AD credentials. hence I have configured RADIUS on my Domain Controller and configured SSID to use WPA-Enterprise via RADIUS.

I check the RADIUS Server from CLI and it is working fine

diagnose test authserv radius <Server> mschap2 <user><password>

The diag test command is successful.

However when i try to connect to SSID ..it prompts for username / password..but i am unable to connect to SSID.

Below is the SSID setting.

.   I do not get any logs in diagnose debug application fnbamd -1 

 

 

 

However if i create a Local User Group and Specify RADIUS Server in Localgroup. Then authenticate SSID with localgroup.

It works after giving 3-4 warnings.

 

 

Use monitor shows the User Authenticated as "WSSO"

 

first row is from a Laptop which is not a Domain Member. Second row is from a laptop which is a domain member.

 I want to know what is the correct method of doing WPA-Enterprise Auth. I do not want to use User-Based Policies.

Authentication should happen only at SSID connect.

7 replies

Jeff_FTNT
Staff
Staff
November 18, 2014

WPA2-Enterprise+Radius  : Need Radius server support EAP , use CLI:dia debug  application  wpad  -1 , it will have debug message.

 

WPA2-Enterprise+User group (Radius Server): No need Radius server support EAP, FGT use Proxy-EAP to support it, use CLI:dia debug application fn -1 , it will have debug.

 

Hope is helpfull.

Dipen
DipenAuthor
New Member
November 20, 2014

What is this WSSO Stuff ?

As told earlier SSID--> Radius dosent work however SSID-->Local Group-->Radius works

If my Client is already joined to domain will it ask for username / password ?

I checked from a system which was not in Domain .It asked for a password and User Monitor shows "username"

I checked from a system which was in Domain. It didnt ask for a password and User Monitor shows "Domain\username"

 

Jeff_FTNT
Staff
Staff
November 20, 2014

If your policy for "SSID--> outbound" have same user group with SSID setting.

If you pass SSID authentication , It will not ask you input usr/password again, this is CALL WSSO.

Dipen
DipenAuthor
New Member
November 23, 2014

Why are we getting attached Error.

Jeff_FTNT
Staff
Staff
November 24, 2014

Import CA certificate which signed Radius server certificate to your PC. Thanks.

Dipen
DipenAuthor
New Member
December 3, 2014

Whats difference between WSSO and RSSO ?

Jeff_FTNT
Staff
Staff
December 3, 2014

WSSO, if pass SSID authentication, no need to do same authentication on policy

RSSO, FGT have RSSO agent and receive Radius Accounting which include attribute like Framed-IP-address and Class attributes, etc , it permit host which it have IP match Framed-IP-address pass authentication policy. Hope it is helpful, thanks.