| Event Id | 20190 |
| Source | IAS |
| Description | "Because no certificate has been configured for clients dialing in with EAP-TLS, a default certificate is being sent to user aviinc\hmidkiff. Please go to the users Remote Access Policy and configure the Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP). " |
| Event Information | " This message from newsgroup may help you: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Resolution: The messages pretty much tell you what the problem is. Youve set up an authentication type which requres certificates. Either the certificates have not been issued, or are stored in the wrong place, or do not refer back to a valid root certificate. brush up on how to issue certificates, where to store them, how to make sure theres a valid certificate path or chain, and whether or not a stand alone CA is adequate for what you are doing. Here are some steps you can use to verify whether you have a valid certificate installed on your RADIUS (IAS) server: On your RADIUS (IAS) server, do the following: 1) Click on the Start button and choose ""Run..."" 2) Type in ""mmc"" and click OK 3) From the ""File"" pull-down menu, click on ""Add/Remove Snap-in..."" 4) Click ""Add..."" 5) Select ""Certificates"" and click ""Add"" 6) Select ""Computer account"" and click ""Next >"" 7) Click ""Finish"" 8) Click ""Close"" 9) Click ""OK"" 10) On the left side of the window, browse down to ""Certificate (Local Computer) \ Personal \ Certificates"" 11) Look for the certificate, which you plan to use with EAP, on the right side of the window and double click on it If no certificates appear on the right side of the window, then you have not installed your certificate into the correct location. 11) Switch to the ""Details"" tab 12) Make sure the value for the ""Valid from"" field is a date that is earlier than todays date. 13) Make sure the value for the ""Valid to"" field is a date that is later than todays date. 14) Make sure the field called ""Subject"" exists, that it has a value assigned to it, and that the value includes a |
| Reference Links | Event ID 20190 of Source IAS |
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