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Ways to configure a network interface for 802.1x mac sierra

#WAYS TO CONFIGURE A NETWORK INTERFACE FOR 802.1X MAC SIERRA HOW TO#
#WAYS TO CONFIGURE A NETWORK INTERFACE FOR 802.1X MAC SIERRA MAC OS#
#WAYS TO CONFIGURE A NETWORK INTERFACE FOR 802.1X MAC SIERRA INSTALL#
#WAYS TO CONFIGURE A NETWORK INTERFACE FOR 802.1X MAC SIERRA PASSWORD#

#WAYS TO CONFIGURE A NETWORK INTERFACE FOR 802.1X MAC SIERRA INSTALL#

", this can be ignored. Click "Install" to anyway install this profile and when successfully installed it shows this profile :

On the profiles tab click "Continue" which leads to the author unknown question. Click "Install" to accept this, which may lead to "Wi-Fi appears to be Off. In the Finder window select this file "camLine_network.mobileconfig" and double click it, this opens the profiles tab in "System Preferences" : This completes the profile configuration.

On the file menu click "Save" and type in the file name "camLine_network.mobileconfig" or any other if preferred. For a normal Ethernet Interface the SSID is meaningless but the field cannot be left empty. This configuration dialog can be used both for Wi-Fi and for normal cable Ethernet. On the file menu click "New Profile" and fill out "General" like this: Some documentation suggests using the iPhone configurator, others suggest this is deprecated?

#WAYS TO CONFIGURE A NETWORK INTERFACE FOR 802.1X MAC SIERRA HOW TO#

Can someone tell me how to go about creating a 802.1x profile so that these machines can attach to an SSID before login?

#WAYS TO CONFIGURE A NETWORK INTERFACE FOR 802.1X MAC SIERRA MAC OS#

We've recently introduced a few mac OS devices into our domain. I installed the "Apple Configurator 2" which can be downloaded from App-Store as a free tool, The app looks like this: Use aaa new-model to unlock all the different AAA commands that we need.Im running Sierra 10.13.4 and I was destroying my network profile, 802.1X authentication was not working anymore. Now we should enable AAA: SW1(config)# aaa new-model We’ll use the management interface (VLAN 1) and configure an IP address on it: SW1(config)# interface vlan 1 That’s all you have to do on the Elektron RADIUS server, we’ll look at the switch now! Switch Configurationįirst I need to make sure SW1 and the Elektron RADIUS server can reach each other. Click on “Authentication Domains” and then on “Default Authentication Domain”.Ĭhange it to “Elektron Accounts” and click on OK. We need to configure it so the local database is used. Click on OK.īy default Elektron will check Windows usernames instead of its own database.

#WAYS TO CONFIGURE A NETWORK INTERFACE FOR 802.1X MAC SIERRA PASSWORD#

My password will be “safe” and I don’t need her to be member of any groups. Click on authentication, Elektron accounts and then on the big green plus symbol in the menu. Once you are done you will be in the main screen of Elektron:īy default everything should work out of the box so we don’t have to touch anything. The next steps will let you configure a name for your RADIUS server and if you want the digital certificate, you will get some questions about it. I don’t care about certificates for this demonstration but we’ll generate them anyway in case you want to play with them sometime in the future. In a production network you might already have a certificate authority within your network.

Username, password, digital certificate on the server AND on the clients.

Username, password and a digital certificate on the server.

There are different methods for authentication, for example: I’m going to use “radiuspass” to keep things simple. When you configure a RADIUS server you will need to create a shared password: Using a RADIUS server like Elektron will save you the time of hassling with installing Windows Server, configuring Active Directory and checking many checkboxes or messing around with Freeradius on Linux. I am going to use Elektron RADIUS server as the authentication server because it’s easy to install and has a nice GUI. I will show you an example of 802.1X with a RADIUS server. Having said that, let’s look at the configuration. If you have no idea what AAA (Authentication, Authorization and Accounting) or 802.1X are about then you should look at my AAA and 802.1X Introduction first. In this lesson we will take a look how to configure a Cisco Catalyst Switch to use AAA and 802.1X for port based authentication.