Fallback to unautorized network access
What is this new checkbox in config. wired 802.1x dialog window: [x] Fallback to unautorized network access in new Windows (7/R2) ? Thanks, Ladislav
February 2nd, 2009 11:58am

What is the path to this checkbox, exactly? If I can show MS where it is, they will tell me what it does.Rating posts helps other users Mark L. Ferguson MS-MVP
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February 17th, 2009 6:34pm

Rudi01, I am more than willing to assist you with this issue. However, I believe that I could use some more information regarding your situation. It appears that you are in the Network and Sharing Center. Perhaps in the Adapter Properties. Is this information correct? Perhaps you are in the Network Properties of the Wired 802.1x network adapater? Can you please verify this information for me please. In addition if you would please provide a brief detailed description of the issue at hand.Thank you,Aaron GriffinMicrosoft Support
February 17th, 2009 7:07pm

Hi,I have this answer from Greg Lindsay from NAP team:xxxHi Ladislav, If the fallback to unauthorized network is checked, even if the wired client that is requesting 802.1X authenticated wired access fails 1x authentication, the dot3 service (Wired AutoConfig) will treat this as a successful authentication and indicate success to NDIS. If this setting was not checked, then upon 1x failure, the media state will be Media Unauthenticated. Typically, this setting will be checked by admins, if the 1x switch will put the wired client in a default vlan upon 1x failure - as opposed to cutting off the client entirely.-Greg
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February 18th, 2009 9:21am

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