Wireless Radius Authentication - Client can't connect to wireless network.
So the masses are just screaming. They can't connect to the wireless SSID.
Gather the client's MAC from their wireless network connection:
CMD: (In windows command prompt) - ip config - scroll to wireless connection
To begin its time to debug!
CMD : debug client <MAC ID>
Example : debug client 11:22:33:44:55:66
After a debug we can see the clients' authentication or errors based on the MAC addressed defined.
Below is a debug of the client having issues:
Authentication has exceeded its maximum attempts. This leads me to check into the radius server before changing any settings for attempts or timing values ( which can be a problem as well ).
Low and behold the radius server had an expired authentication certificate.
Gather the client's MAC from their wireless network connection:
CMD: (In windows command prompt) - ip config - scroll to wireless connection
To begin its time to debug!
CMD : debug client <MAC ID>
Example : debug client 11:22:33:44:55:66
After a debug we can see the clients' authentication or errors based on the MAC addressed defined.
Below is a debug of the client having issues:
Authentication has exceeded its maximum attempts. This leads me to check into the radius server before changing any settings for attempts or timing values ( which can be a problem as well ).
Low and behold the radius server had an expired authentication certificate.
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