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Tips and Tricks for Using 802.1X in Windows
Does your network use the 802.1X port-based access method for authentication on the wired and/or wireless side? If so, you know it takes a bit more than just plugging into an Ethernet port or entering an encryption key to connect to the network. On each client, you must configure the smart card, certificate, or PEAP […]

Does your network use the 802.1X port-based access method for authentication on the wired and/or wireless side? If so, you know it takes a bit more than just plugging into an Ethernet port or entering an encryption key to connect to the network. On each client, you must configure the smart card, certificate, or PEAP settings, usually in addition to settings for IPsec or WPA/WP2 encryption.


In this tutorial, we’ll first see how to securely set the 802.1X settings to prevent man-in-the-middle attacks. Then we’ll review the new advanced settings for 802.1X in Windows 7. Plus we’ll review two other tips: enabling 802.1X for wired networks and removing cached login credentials.


Securing your 802.1X settings