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Provisioning Certificates
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Provisioning Certificates
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February 04, 2010, 05:11:11 PM »
Hi,
I do not have a call manager in my lab and I want to simulate authentication (for 802.1x) of Nortel 1120E phone with EAP-TLS. I've provisioned it using TFTP (system.prv) with:
eap=tls;
eapid1=iphone;
eappwd=password;
ca=http://CA_IP_Address/certsrv/mscep/mscep.dll
cahost=iphone;
cadomain=domain.com;
Certificates for that user is already created and on the CA.
Is there a way to manullay import a certificate on the phone using TFTP instead of the Call Manager?
BTW, 802.1x works fine in my setup for computers.
Thanks
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Re: Provisioning Certificates
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February 05, 2010, 04:02:06 AM »
Hi Blitz and welcome to the forums!
I haven't done any work personally with EAP-TLS authentication and the Nortel IP phones.
Have you reviewed the technical configuration guide?
I'll dig it up for you if you haven't see it, otherwise I don't believe I'll be able to help much.
Perhaps someone else here has some experience with EAP-TLS authentication using 802.1x and Nortel's IP phones.
Good Luck!
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