This is the Tips and Tricks section of my Configuring 802.1x Authentication for Windows Deployment series. Be sure to check out all of the other parts here. These are just some random things I found while going through this. File and Registry Locations Profiles C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\dot3svc\Profiles HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\dot3svc Policies C:\Windows\dot3svc\Policies*.TMP (rename TMP to XML to see the Policy and Profile) HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\...| A Square Dozen | A. Gross Blog
This is Part 2 in my Configuring 802.1x Authentication for Windows Deployment series. Be sure to check out all of the other parts here. Note: I don’t have 802.1x setup in a lab to show how to configure the 802.1x service on the server side. However, I do know that you will need to configure your 802.1x service to allow PXE traffic. I believe that Cisco ISE has a setting already that you can just turn on to allow it.| A Square Dozen | A. Gross Blog
This is Part 1 in my Configuring 802.1x Authentication for Windows Deployment series. Be sure to check out all of the other parts here. The Anatomy of an 802.1x Configuration Script These are the basic steps need to be performed by your auth script. The code below is commented to help understand what each step is for. Set Wired Autoconfig (dot3svc) service startup to Auto Start Wired Autoconfig Import Configuration Profile Import Certificates Force adapter authentication event You may be look...| A Square Dozen | A. Gross Blog