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Re: Authenticate as computer and wireless security |
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| message from Steve Riley [MSFT] on 5 Jun 2004 |
That's a *good* thing, you don't want to disable it!
By having the computer authenticate using its machine account, the computer
will process machine group policies, startup scripts, software installation
settings, software restriction policies -- all the same things that wired
computers do when then they authenticate to the domain.
This is the beauty of 802.1X (whether EAP-TLS or PEAP): wired and wireless
logons behave exactly the same.
Steve
steriley@microsoft.com
"Jean-Christophe" <jmazoyer@avid.com> wrote in message
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