(RADIATOR) VLAN and Certificate using EAP-TLS

[Sylvain.Maret at e-xpertsolutions.com]

For this project I want to define 3 VLAN.

VLAN A: for desktop computers
VLAN B: for laptop computers
VLAN C: Guest or quarantaine

My idea is to generate X509 certificate for each computers. If a computer 
do not have a Trusted Cert it will fall in VLAN C. If a computer has a 
Trusted cert it will fall in VLAN A or B. To choose in whitch VLAN the 
computer should fall my idea is to "read" a OU from the Subject DN of the 
certificate. Do you think it's possible ? if yes do you have an example 
how to do that. I found a doc write by Matthew Gast how explain how to do 
but with the username.

Best Regards,

Sylvain

Sylvain Maret
Chief Technical Officer & Co-Founder
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