Please help-----Enabling 802.1x in win xp for wired LAN

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Preethi Mohan

Dear all,

I am implementing an authenticator on a linux PC connected to a wired
LAN and I use Windows XP as my supplicant.I'd like to test the client
functionality .For this I configured Windows XP to use 802.1x
authentication. I've enabled 802.1x authentication in the Network
Control Panel.But I failed to sniff any EAPOL packets from my XP
client.Is it possible to sniff traffic flow(EAPOL packets from windows
xp)without any authenticator?

Thanks in advance,

Regards,
Preethi
 
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Guest

Hello, Mohan.

Try this command : "netsh ras set tracing * enable" (without quotes). Do not
forget to disable the login with the same command above "netsh ras set
tracing * disable".

The logs are written on the %windir%\tracing.

Greetings.
 

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