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["Hadlow, Tim" <Tim.Hadlow AT bl.uk>]

Hi,

 

As a beginner to CAT my apologies if this is a stupid question.

 

Using a CAT installer eduroam profile for Windows 8 against our ORPS authentication fails. Our ORPS is Microsoft NPS so local authentications require what on Android is described as “EAP method: PEAP” and “Phase 2 authentication: MSCHAPV2”. When successful authentications go through they how in the event logs as “Authentication Type: PEAP” and “EAP Type: Microsoft Secured Password (EAP-MSCHAP v2)”

 

Using CAT with the profile setting “Supported EAP types for this profile” set to only “PEAP-MSCHAPv2”, the Windows 8 and Windows 10 installers it generated run quite happily but eduroam connections fail with the NPS event log messages showing “Authentication Type: PEAP” and “EAP Type: - ”, i.e. the Phase 2 authentication method appears not to be being configured.

 

Can anyone who uses or knows about NPS offer guidance or suggestions on the CAT configuration of a profile to work with a Microsoft NPS Radius server?

 

Thanks,

 

Tim.

The British Library

 
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