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Step 2: Connecting to domain and certificates

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Step 2: Connecting to domain and certificates Go to "Administrative Tools" on the Control Panel. Start "Internet Authentication Service": Click on "Action" in the file menu. Click on "Register Server in Active Directory" A certificate is required to activate PEAP. To add a certificate: • Start → Run • Type "mmc" and click on "OK". • In the window which opens, click on "File" and then "Add/Remove Snap-in". • Click on "Add..." on the "Standalone" tab. • Select "Certificates" and click on "Add" • Select "Computer account" and click on "Next" • Select "Local computer" and click on "Apply" • Click on "Close" followed by "OK" in the windows which are open. Click on the plus sign in front of "Certificates". Right-click on "Personal", select "All tasks" and then "Request New Certificate" Follow the instructions on the screen until a new certificate has been created. Close the console window. 38

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Step 2: Connecting to domain and certificates
Go to “Administrative Tools” on the Control Panel. Start “Internet Authentication Service”: Click on
“Action” in the file menu. Click on “Register Server in Active Directory”
A certificate is required to activate PEAP. To add a certificate:
•
Start
→
Run
•
Type “mmc” and click on “OK”.
•
In the window which opens, click on “File” and then
”Add/Remove Snap-in”.
•
Click on “Add…” on the “Standalone” tab.
•
Select “Certificates” and click on “Add”
•
Select “Computer account” and click on “Next”
•
Select “Local computer” and click on “Apply”
•
Click on “Close” followed by “OK”
in the windows which are open.
Click on the plus sign in front of “Certificates”. Right-click on
“Personal”, select “All tasks” and then “Request New
Certificate”
Follow the instructions on the screen until a new certificate
has been created.
Close the console window.