- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Copyright
- Introduction
- Getting started: Basics
- Configuring thin client settings locally
- Configuring
Connections locally
- Configuring and managing the browser connections
- Configuring and managing Citrix connections
- Configuring and managing VMware connections
- Configuring and managing RDP connections
- Configuring and managing the custom connections
- Configuring and managing the SSH connections
- Configuring and managing the VNC viewer connections
- Configuring and managing the Ericom PowerTerm connections
- Security settings
- Additional management configurations
- Viewing XTerm
- Imaging solutions
- Central Configuration: Automating Updates and Configurations
- DHCP options tags
- Mixed Environment Imaging – An Enhanced Method of Upgrading
Dell Wyse ThinLinux 1.0.3 Administrator’s Guide
802.1x Configuration
- NOTE: Currently,
802.1x configuration by using the Enable802 INI parameter is supported
only for Wired connections and supported authentications are EAP-PEAP
(MSCHAPv2) and EAP-TLS using SCEP.
Supported seamless 802-1x authentication works with Linux thin clients by using Active Directory domain user credentials for EAP-MSCHAPv2 authentication, see EAP PEAP MSCHAPv2 Authentication Workflow .
EAP-TLS is certificate-based authentication which uses SCEP for certificate enrollment, see EAP TLS Authentication Workflow .
The following diagram depicts communication between the components in an 802.1x Linux thin client solution.
- NOTE: EAP-TLS security requires client side and server side certificates
for mutual authentication. Every user and client, including the authentication
server that participates in EAP-TLS, must have at least the following
two certificates:
- Client certificate signed by the certificate authority (CA).
Copy of the CA root certificate.
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