Using a Win2000 Enterprise CA with PPC 2003 wireless EAP-TLS

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I was using certs from a win2k server ca for my wireless and had no problems
with it at all. I was using ias as my radius server and everything worked
well. I'm in the process of upgraing all servers to win2k3 so I can't
comment on how well that works or not, but for win2k ca you shouldn't have
any problems.

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"Alex D" <spamtrap93@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Is it possible for a PocketPC to authenticate using EAP-TLS over
> wireless,using a certificate from an Active Directory integrated
> Windows 2000 Enterprise CA?
>
> Would there be any special considerations (certificate type, mapping
> certs manually to accounts in AD, etc) involved?
>
> We have several wireless pocket PC devices that will be transmitting
> data to our JDE system. We would like to deploy an AD integrated
> Enterprise CA structure to issue those certificates (with a Cisco
> RADIUS server in the middle).
>
> Is this a viable infrastructure? I can't find any definitive
> information from MS on whether or not this is even possible.
>
> I'd rather not have to go standalone root CA unless absolutely
> necessary as our architecture board is sold on going enterprise CA for
> everything.
>
> Any advice on whether or not this is doable, and any additional hints
> and tricks would be greatly appreciated.