[Win] AD Domain Group Policy wifi Auto Configuration

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802.1x Certifications AD Domain auto-issued client configuration instructions

This document no longer describes radius servers, and AD Domain building process, only the 802.1X client configuration via the domain (that is, the configuration process of the domain)

Applicable servers: Win Server2008 radius Server

Note: This is not a successful 802.1x authentication, the 802.1X client configuration is issued through the AD domain:

The correct situation is: the terminal as long as join the domain, can be issued 802.1x client configuration, the configuration is completed before the 802.1X certification;

2. From the Start menu, run Server Manager.

4. Click the "Functions-- Group Policy Management--forest:example.domain.com-> domain " node.

6. Locate the Group policy that you want to edit, such as editDefault domainpolicy, which will take effect for all domain Computers .
8. Right-click Group Policy and select Edit.

10. Locate the Wireless Network (IEEE 802.11) Policy, Location: Wireless Network (IEEE 802.11) Policies, security settings, policy->windows settings, Computer Configuration , and so on.

11. in the list of policies on the right, right-click and select Create a new Windows Vista policy or create a new Windows XP policy . It is necessary to note that Windows Vista policy is also in effect for Windows 7. If you are a domain-joined computer that has both Windows XP and Windows Vista or Windows 7, you need to create policies for multiple platforms separately.

    6.1 Creating a Windows Vista policy

    Fill in the policy name , tick the client using the Windows WLAN Auto-Configuration service and click the Add button, select Add structure;

    Next we configure the connection options: Configure the wireless SSID name and click the Add button;

    Note: When configuring the wireless SSID to be consistent with the WAC configuration of the WPA/WPA2 Enterprise Certified SSID, if not consistent, even if issued successfully, certification is also a failure, here to note; For example: WAC configured on the Enterprise authentication WLAN (SSID) is Sundray_wifi Then the SSID here should be written as Sundray_wifi;

    Continue with the configuration of the security options: Authentication type selection:wpa2-Enterprise, AES encryption mode , Select network authentication method:Microsoft: Protected EAP (PEAP), Authentication Mode selection : User or computer authentication

    After this section is configured, click the Properties button to configure the properties: canceling server certificate authentication and Windows username and password Authentication

    6.2 The configuration file is added successfully and the new Windows XP policy is created according to the same configuration parameters

    7, need special attention: Finally, we go back to the Default Domain Policy Strategy, in the right view , tick the force and tick the enabled link (if you do not check the two items, The configuration is not automatically down to the client)

    8, the last step, remember to refresh the Group Policy: CMD window execution:gpupdate/force, the last hint: the user Policy update successfully completed, we are done;

    Note: This step is performed on the domain-joined terminal, is issued configuration Group Policy, if the distribution is successful, take Win7 system as an example, in "Manage wireless network", you can see the same WLAN (SSID) as configured on the WAC (SSID);

13. 9. We recommend users to use our WAC self- equipped 802.1x Automatic Configuration tool, simple configuration, easy to use and fast

[Win] AD Domain Group Policy wifi Auto Configuration