Thanks for the follow-up. I found that it wasn't a firmware issue, it was a reboot problem. After rebooting the switch, 802.1x started working. All ports are set to do Radius, it locked out all my ports when I rebooted. Consoled in, updated a single port for management and we were off to the races.
As a first step of troubleshooting we like to have firmware updated to make sure we're not troubleshooting an issue that may have been resolved in a firmware update.
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Posted January 3rd, 2023 05:00
Thanks for the follow-up. I found that it wasn't a firmware issue, it was a reboot problem. After rebooting the switch, 802.1x started working. All ports are set to do Radius, it locked out all my ports when I rebooted. Consoled in, updated a single port for management and we were off to the races.