Must cause this issue, you may consult with 3COM supporting service to recheck your switch settings and make sure they will be set to send credentials in original character case.
Pace passthrough mac address password#
If you can confirm that the user name and password have been set in correct character case, I suspect some misconfigurations on your switch > Howerver some 3COM swithces models are sending MAC as upper case and some as lower case. Relevent response would be very appreciated. So that we will be out of this inconvenience. NPS can convert all mac based passwords to either upper case or lower case in all cases If there is a way that Active Directory can be made to treat passwords as case insensitive We tried to use the attribute change and replace rule in connection policy but that controls only username part not the password. We often have to change the password case in AD when the switch need to be replaced between models so that end devices can be exempted safely. Howerver some 3COM swithces models are sending MAC as upper case and some as lower case.
Production AD due to strict password policy ). We've managed to pass all mac based authentication to another NPS installed on entierly different AD which no password policy so that user with name as mac addresses as well password as mac address can be authenticated through that ( which not possible in
0 kommentar(er)
