Hi,
Have a look at the packetfence documentation.
You can implement your own certificates for the radius server.
https://packetfence.org/doc/PacketFence_Installation_Guide.html#_pki_integration
For example we use a Windows Server CA and we deploy the certificates via
Group Policy to our clients. For the radius server I requested a
certificate on our CA and replaced the default certificates of packetfence
by our own certificates like described in this manual.
Greetings
Tobias
Steve Pfister via PacketFence-users <packetfence-users@lists.sourceforge.net>
schrieb am Di., 12. Juni 2018, 17:46:
> I have a test setup of PacketFence working now. I need some advice on
> server certificates. Windows tries to validate the certificate by
> default, so I can only get a connection to work if I turn off
> validation. I'm trying to understand what the best practice is for our
> users, some of whom may be guests. I'm thinking, either...
>
> - use our wildcard certificate from Network Solutions -- this doesn't
> work too well for 802.1x, is this correct?
>
> - have the users turn off certificate validation
>
> - have the user install the root CA from the PF server
>
> What is our best option?
>
>
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