I've been working on getting NAP setup for my network. I've been successful in getting it to work using Windows 7, however, the rest of the network uses Windows XP which I have not been able to get to work. When I plug my 7 box into my HP ProCurve switch I get the following information in the debug on the switch:
I 09/11/09 09:23:11 ports: port 23 is Blocked by AAA
I 09/11/09 09:23:11 ports: port 23 is now on-line
And everything is right with the world, when I plug in my XP box in the switch I get this:
I 09/11/09 09:23:47 ports: port 33 is Blocked by AAA
The XP box never goes to the on-line mode. On the XP box itself it just goes to a limited or no connectivity. I check the logs on my NAP server and it doesn't show anything coming from this XP box.
I followed the setup on the Lazy Admin site for XP SP3:
I'm wondering if it has to do with my NAP using 802.1x as my connection method. I used EAP (ID#79623) so my actual command I used on the XP box is:
netsh nap client set enforcement ID = 79623 Admin = "Enable"
When I run netsh nap client show configuration is shows that EAP is enabled. I'm having a very difficult time with this as there doesn't seem to be a large amount of info online for XP. Can anyone point me in the right direction here?
Okay, this is so easy and obvious I can't believe it's not part of a doc somewhere. All you have to do is enable the service, Wired AutoConfig on the XP box!
Marked as answer bygunnarwbFriday, September 11, 2009 2:14 PM
Okay, this is so easy and obvious I can't believe it's not part of a doc somewhere. All you have to do is enable the service, Wired AutoConfig on the XP box!
Marked as answer bygunnarwbFriday, September 11, 2009 2:14 PM
