We currently utilize the Local RADIUS server on FortiNAC-F to perform
EAP-PEAP. It works well. However, I'd like to transition to EAP-TLS but
can't really wrap my head around what needs to be done to make that
happen. We have a 3rd-party cert from Se...
We're a K-12 boarding school with a ton of BYOD devices on our network.
Currently, we have three SSIDs: Open (Mac auth), 802.1x MS-CHAP v2, and
WPA2-Personal for guest access. We need to keep the open network around
for devices that can't do 802.1x a...
We replaced our core switch (HP 8212zl) with an Aruba CX 6405 back in
June. We hired a consultant to reconfigure the config to be compatible
with the new CX OS. Ever since then, FortiNAC is intermittently
reporting Contact Lost events for our Aruba C...
Thanks but we're already doing PEAP without the need for an agent and
Supplicant Connect. I'm guessing there's no way to do TLS unless the
cert is already pushed to the end user device beforehand?
Updating this since it's still an issue for us. Has anyone else run into
a similar situation with FortiNAC and Aruba controllers intermittently
losing contact via ping and/or SNMP?
Thanks AEK. We didn't have an MTU set on the old core; it was just set
at default. However, the default MTU of HP Procurve switches is 1522.
The newer Aruba CX switches have a default MTU of 1500.
