Q:
Identify 802.1x clients in an AD domain
Windows, Active Directory, Windows Server 2003, 802.1x authentication, Authentication, 802.1x, MAC address, AD I'm designing an 802.1x wired deployment with MAC Authentication Bypass for Windows workstations without the 802.1x client. I need to identify which workstations have the client and which do not. I also need to configure the 802.1x client on the workstations that do have it.
The 802.1x client is part of the workstation's NIC driver. It is configured via the authentication tab in the Local Area Network properties.
I can obviously go from workstation to workstation identifying the workstations with the client and configuring them but it is labor intensive project.
These workstations are all part of a windows server 2k3 active directory domain. Is there a way to identify the workstations with the client remotely?
The 802.1x client is part of the workstation's NIC driver. It is configured via the authentication tab in the Local Area Network properties.
I can obviously go from workstation to workstation identifying the workstations with the client and configuring them but it is labor intensive project.
These workstations are all part of a windows server 2k3 active directory domain. Is there a way to identify the workstations with the client remotely?
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Aug 15 2008 6:20 PM GMT
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I would recommend using GFI LANguard Network Security Scanner. It should be an ideal solution for what you are trying to accomplish.
