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Switch Configuration

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Select "X.509 Certificates" and "Add..." Now using the certificate that the CA issued to Jetdirect - "finance.cer" was the file, you can map it here. Click "OK". Switch Configuration Where are we? Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 Step 8 Step 9 Installing Internet Authentication Service Installing a Certificate Authority Creating a Certificate Template Issuing a Certificate Creating a User for HP Jetdirect Switch Configuration HP Jetdirect Certificate Configuration IAS Configuration HP Jetdirect 802.1X Configuration Each Switch (Authenticator) configuration will vary. For this example, we are using an HP J4902A 6108 ProCurve Switch. Essentially, we enable 802.1X for port 8 of the switch and tell the switch where the Radius server is. We haven't installed the Radius server, but we will soon. The switch will relay the EAP messages from Jetdirect to the Radius Server. The Radius server will work with Active Directory to determine if the user can be authenticated. If so, the switch will open up the port and allow Jetdirect access to the network. Based upon this configuration, the Jetdirect device needs to be installed in Port 8. That is the only port that is enabled for 802.1X. Refer to Figure 16 for an example configuration file. 40

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Select “X.509
Certificates”
and “Add…”
Now using the
certificate that
the CA issued
to Jetdirect –
“finance.cer”
was the file,
you can map it
here. Click
“OK”.
Switch Configuration
Where are we?
Step 1
Installing Internet Authentication Service
Step 2
Installing a Certificate Authority
Step 3
Creating a Certificate Template
Step 4
Issuing a Certificate
Step 5
Creating a User for HP Jetdirect
Step 6
Switch Configuration
Step 7
HP Jetdirect Certificate Configuration
Step 8
IAS Configuration
Step 9
HP Jetdirect 802.1X Configuration
Each Switch (Authenticator) configuration will vary.
For this example, we are using an HP J4902A
6108 ProCurve Switch.
Essentially, we enable 802.1X for port 8 of the switch and tell the switch
where the Radius server is.
We haven’t installed the Radius server, but we will soon.
The switch will
relay the EAP messages from Jetdirect to the Radius Server.
The Radius server will work with Active
Directory to determine if the user can be authenticated.
If so, the switch will open up the port and
allow Jetdirect access to the network.
Based upon this configuration, the Jetdirect device needs to be installed in Port 8.
That is the only
port that is enabled for 802.1X.
Refer to Figure 16 for an example configuration file.