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    Bug - Or not Bug - EAP-TLS over OPENVPN tunnel

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    • J
      jgreenhalgh
      last edited by

      Hi
      I have create a openvpn ssl between two sites, but we have a problem with Wifi authentification.

      We have create a Radius Server w2k12 on the site 1 and the wifi access point on site 2. all authentification is with EAP-TLS with certificate on the compute.

      When we want connect on the access point we have a problem the authentification don't work when the certificate across the openvpn tunnel.
      If the radius server is on the site 2 with access point it's ok but when the same server is on the site 1 it's not ok.

      Whe have tested with a debian and openvpn on the site 1 and 2 the authentification work across openvpn tunnel and not with two pfsense.
      Why ?

      We have the same problem if with use IPSEC Tunnel with two pfsense.

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        jgreenhalgh
        last edited by

        Help !!
        Can you help on this subject ?

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          jgreenhalgh
          last edited by

          https://supportforums.cisco.com/discussion/11493241/8021xeap-tls-fragmentation-across-vpn-tunnel

          How do this in ipsec tunnel

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            jgreenhalgh
            last edited by

            where i can put the same parameters in pfsense

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