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1. Verify server name Select this option to allow SecureW2 to verify the Common Name in the certificate of the authenticating server For example by specifying domain com SecureW2 will connect to all servers with a Common Name ending in domain com SecureW2 Client for Windows User Guide 16 3 go 5 bD ds ahd eP A gt eP La Q aP Op Configuring Authentication In this tab you configure how you wish to authenticate when connecting to the network SecureW2 Profile DEFAULT OU Alfa amp Ariss T Network Security Solutions EGR Ty pen Gontigure Inner authentication type This drop down box let s you select the inner authentication used by SecureW2 Currently you have two choices PAP username password EAP SecureW2 will use another EAP module to authenticate the user EAP Type When you select EAP as the inner authentication type this drop down box will be enabled It shows the current EAP modules installed on the device from you may choose to use as the inner authentication Configure If an inner EAP module is configurable you can use this button to configure the selected inner EAP module SecureW2 Client for Windows User Guide 17 Configuring your User Account In this tab you configure how the user will present her his credentials when connecting SecureW2 Profile DEFAULT X Alfa amp Ariss Network Security Soluti
2. DUL Alfa amp Ariss gt i WU SecureW2 Client for Windows User Guide Version 3 1 The software described in this document is furnished under a license agreement and may be used only in accordance with the terms of the agreement Copyright Notice Copyright 2005 Alfa amp Ariss All rights reserved Released August 2005 This document may not in whole or in part be copied photocopied reproduced translated or reduced to any electronic medium or machine readable form without prior consent in writing from Alfa amp Ariss alfa ariss com securew2 com Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this manual However Alfa amp Ariss makes no warranties with respect to this documentation and disclaims any implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose Alfa amp Ariss shall not be liable for any errors or for incidental or consequential damages in connection with the furnishing performance or use of this manual or the examples herein The information of this document is subject to change without notice Trademarks SecureW2 is a trademark of Alfa amp Ariss Other product names mentioned in this manual may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their related companies and are the sole property of their respective manufacturers Table of Contents PLETEQGUISILES E E E 4 Installa nons eaaa e A E A 5 Installation on Windows 2000 sssssssessssrssrssseressesres
3. P Q aP O SecureW2 Client Configuration The SecureW2 Client configuration window is built up out of two tabs Profile in which you can create configure or delete a profile Gina in which you configure the SecureW2 Gina NOTE Administrative users have full access to all options displayed Non administrators not able to select the Gina Tab Managing your Profiles SecureW2 Profile x OU Alfa amp Ariss gt Network Security Solutions il SecureW2 3 x uses profiles to configure the client This window allows you to create edit and delete profiles as you wish Profile This drop down box lets you select the current profile for this connection New Tap on this button to create a new profile Configure Tap on this button to configure the profile currently selected in the drop down box SecureW2 Client for Windows User Guide 11 RE gp 5 bD ds g ahd eP A gt eP La Q aP Op Delete Tap on this button to delete the profile currently selected in the drop down box NOTE Administrative users have full access to all options displayed Non administrators are only able to configure the selected profile They cannot create select or delete a profile SecureW2 Gina SecureW2 Profile z DOL Alfa amp Ariss 7 Network Security Solutions E Default Domainy Gina lypet M Ej Speci Guest NA IP ACareSs SUGTTEb Masten Use
4. SecureW2 Gina Enables the SecureW2 Gina functionality Default Domain Enter the default domain you wish to use while authenticating using the Gina interactive logon credentials Gina Type Select the type of Gina that is required Currently only Novell is supported SecureW2 Client for Windows User Guide 12 3 gp Lan 5 bD dm eked eP A gt eP Q aP WN Specify Guest VLAN Enables the use of the VLAN functionality When configured the SecureW2 Gina will only perform 802 1X if the IP Address of the adapter matches the configured IP and Subnet mask IP Address Enter the IP Address of the Guest VLAN Subnet mask Enter the Subnet mask of the Guest VLAN SecureW2 Profile Configuration After creating a new profile or when you wish to configure an existing profile you will be presented with the SecureW2 Profile Configuration window After creating a new profile or when you wish to configure an existing profile you will be presented with the SecureW2 Profile Configuration window This window is built up out of four tabs Connection in which you specify connection settings Certificates in which you specify how you wish to handle certificates of network authentication servers you connect to Authentication in which you specify how you wish to authenticate User account in which you specify how the user will present his her credentials NOTE Non Administrative us
5. computer Check for Microsoft Key extension When this option is selected the certificate of the server must have the Enhanced Key Usage Server Authentication Allow users to setup new connections Select this option to allow users to setup new connections By default users are not allowed to setup new connections meaning install unknown SecureW2 Client for Windows User Guide 19 certificates This is to prevent hackers from trying to trick users into connecting to their access point by inserting a certificate that appears to be from the user s organization Renew IP address after authentication When this option is selected the SecureW2 client will try to renew the adapters IP address after successful authentication IMPORTANT Use only if necessary This option is only applicable to setups where the DHCP renewal is not working correctly Do NOT use in normal circumstances ia go La 5 bD qa ahd eP A eP La Q Vv WN SecureW2 Client for Windows User Guide 20 al Z D Z Y Ke d e aks e1 0 ae Q D Connecting to the Network As soon as you have configured SecureW2 the authentication procedure for connecting to the network will start automatically Windows XP User Interface Windows XP uses a specific user interface in which before a user can interact the user must first click on an Information pop up in the bottom right
6. cureW2 Before you can connect to the server all the certificates in the chain must be trusted To trust a certificate is must be installed onto the device Indicates a trusted certificate ES Indicates a certificate is not trusted Install All Certificates Installs all displayed certificates as trusted Install Certificate Installs the selected certificate as trusted View Certificate Lets you examine a certificate SecureW2 Client for Windows User Guide 22 Miscellaneous Event Logging The SecureW2 Client uses the standard Windows Event Logger for logging To view the SecureW2 Event Log simply use the standard Windows Event Viewer Located under START SETTINGS ADMINISTRATIVE TOOLS EVENT VIEWER All events are placed in the Application 7 p e ap go ma m ap Q 7 p gt Enabling domain logon It is possible to configure the SecureW2 Client so that there is IP connectivity at the start up of Windows This makes things as Windows Domain Logon and Novell Network Logon possible To achieve this make sure that the SecureW2 is configured in a way that requires no user interaction This means that the option Prompt user for credentials must NOT be selected and the Username Password and optional Domain field are filled in correctly Furthermore if the Verify server certificate option is also selected make sure that the certificate chain of the server is correctl
7. e wlantest Configure Alla Anss WLAN Coste iguring Preferred networks Staan connect to avalable networks in the order listed below a Move doar wlarrtest Move up Learn about seiting up wireless network configuration l Cancel Make sure the Use Windows to configure my wireless network settings is selected The Available networks box shows the available access points Select the one you wish to connect to and click on Configure SecureW2 Client for Windows User Guide 8 You are now presented with the Wireless Network properties window Wireless Network Properties Network narre SSID Wireless network kep WEP This network requires a key for the follovang Data encryption WEP enabled CO Network Authentication Shared made Windows Key format ASLII character Ksey lengh 104 bils 13 characters Key indez advanced 0 V The key it provided for me automatically iguring C This is a computerto comprte ad hoc network wireless access pwirks are nol used a Here you can configure the basic wireless setting for your adapter If you wish to use 802 1x you must configure the adapter to use Data encryption WEP To do this select Data encryption WEP enabled and The key is provided for me automatically When configured the access point will appear in the Preferred networks box a
8. ectory 2 Double click on the SecureW2_3xx exe file 3 Follow the online instructions 4 After the installation is complete reboot the computer as instructed by the set up 5 To configure the SecureW2 Client please refer to the SecureW2 Users Guide Installation on Windows 2000 When installing on Windows 2000 make sure you have started the Wireless Zero Config service and set the startup type to Automatic Re installation If for some reason you wish to re install SecureW2 make sure that no SecureW2 client configuration windows are open before running the installation program Uninstallation Only users with Administrator privileges are able to remove the SecureW2 Client To uninstall SecureW2 simply use the Remove Programs application in the Settings System folder on your handheld SecureW2 Client for Windows User Guide 5 Configuring Windows The SecureW2 Client v3 x module can be used for wired and wireless connections The following section shows how to configure your wireless network adapter for 802 1X For wired connections you can skip section this section and continue with the section Windows iguring ca S U SecureW2 Client for Windows User Guide 6 Configuring 802 1X for SecureW2 on page 10 Configuring wireless settings To configure a wireless adapter for 802 1X first open the Network Connections folder Right Click on your wireless adapter and select Prop
9. ers can only access the User account tab Further more it is possible to access the advanced options by clicking on the Advanced button in the bottom left corner of the Profile tab For more information on the advanced options see the upcoming heading Advanced configuration SecureW2 Client for Windows User Guide 13 Configuring your Connection In this tab you can specify connection settings SecureW2 Profile DEFAULT X Alfa amp Ariss Network Security Solutions li 3 go 5 bD ds ahd eP A gt eP La Q aP Op Use alternate outer identity Allows the use of a different outer identity By default the username used to setup the secure tunnel Outer Identity and the username used for the actual authentication Inner Identity are the same Selecting this gives you the following two options Use anonymous outer identity Sets the outer identity to an anonymous identity NOTE Iffor example the username entered in the user credentials window is usenamer domain selecting this option sets the outer identity to anonymous domain SecureW2 Client for Windows User Guide 14 3 go 5 bD im ahd eP A gt eP Q Vv WN Specify outer identity This allows you to specify the Outer Identity that is to be used during authentication Enable session resumption quick connect Once a user has successfully bee
10. erties indows bal W L Wireless Network Connection 2 Properties mR General Wireless Networks Authentication Advanced Connect using E9 ORINOCO PC Cad 5 volt iguring This connection uses the following items a File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks 4 JE OCS Packet Scheduler W aF Internet Protocol TCP IP Instal Uninstall Properties Description Alows your compuler to access resources on a Microsoft network a Show icon in notification area when connected Make sure the Show icon in notification area when connected is selected In Windows XP you must use the Windows XP wireless client to configure your wireless network adapter In Windows 2000 you must use the client software provided with your wireless Ethernet card as there is no standard wireless client Please refer to the manual for your wireless network adapter for more information on how to configure for 802 1X The following steps show how to configure your adapter using the Windows wireless client in XP Windows 2000 users can skip this section SecureW2 Client for Windows User Guide 7 Using Windows XP to configure your wireless adapter Select the Wireless Networks tab dows L Wireless Network Connection 2 Properties 5 General Wireless Networks Authentication Advanced 1n W Available networks To comest to an avalable network chek Corfigar
11. hand side of the screen Simply click anywhere in the Information pop up and the actual interaction window will appear in which the user may for example enter a username There are two types of Information pop up used during the 802 1x authentication When the user needs to enter his her credentials D Wireless Network Connection 27 x Click here to select a certificate or other credentials For connection to the network wlan test When the Unknown server See section 2 2 Unknown Server window is to be displayed r Db Wireless Network Connection 2 x Click here to process your logon information For the network wlan test SecureW2 Client for Windows User Guide 21 z al E v Z YU Z aed whet on z ae Q Vv z e Unknown server The first time you connect to an authentication server and the server certificate is not trusted SecureW2 will pop up the Unknown server window Secure f 2 Unknown Server i NOTE The Unknown UUU tae i JO Server window lA hi will only appear if i the option Allow users to setup new connections is selected Certiicste hierarchy o amp AliaAriss Root CA i ext dfaaiss com Install Al Cetlificales Cancel This shows the certificate hierarchy in which the unknown server certificate resides This window will only pop up if you have selected Verify server certificate in the certificate handling options of Se
12. n authenticated it is possible to use session resumption whenever the user s session times out or if a user has roamed to another access point Configuring Certificate Handling In this tab you specify how you wish to handle certificates of network authentication servers that you connect to SecureW2 Profile DEFAULT X Alfa amp Ariss gt gt k Security Solutions ODO Connection Certificates Authentication User account M Verify server certificate Tfuisted Root Gry Verify server certificate Select this option if you want the SecureW2 Client to verify the certificate of the remote server that will carry out the authentication NOTE The certificate will be verified using the certificate trust of the local computer SecureW2 Client for Windows User Guide 15 3 gp Lan 5 bD dm g eked eP A gt eP Q aP WN Trusted Root CA This selection box contains the certificate authorities currently trusted by SecureW2 To add an remove certificates use the following options Add CA When you select this option a dialog box is shown with the current certificate authorities installed on the local computer Select the appropriate ca and click on OK The certificate authority will now appear in the selection box Trusted Root CA Remove CA When you select this option the highlighted certification authority will be removed from the selection box Trusted Root CA
13. omain 1OGOm a ics sesisseceses sess cvavscoessussesessivvesespbststacvavesenstvh a 23 Trouble SHOOMIG ceinen NE 24 Known problem Sieni nini ie EE EE E ss 24 Prerequisites Currently the SecureW2 Client v3 x runs on the following minimal set ups e Windows XP Service Pack 1 recommended e Windows 2000 with Service Pack 4 If you will be using SecureW2 for wireless 802 1X authentication make sure your wireless Ethernet card is 802 1X compatible by checking your vendor documentation p aD gt s p 5 o eP aD l a Certificate Requirements SecureW2 has the following requirements concerning certificates All certificates Currently only RSA certificates are supported all key sizes The certificate must be time valid Revocation is not checked All CA certificates Must be installed in the Trusted Root Certification Authority store or similar ROOT of the local computer TTLS Server certificate Must be installed in the personal store My of the local computer SecureW2 Client for Windows User Guide 4 Installation The installation must be carried out by a user with Administrator privileges on the local computer To install the SecureW2 Client v3 x first make sure your computer meets the requirements shown above The installation is then as follows om ed go m m f hed 7 p 1 Unzip the securew3xx zip file to a temporary dir
14. ons ii Domany Use this account to lagon computer ME RE gp 5 bD ds g ahd eP A gt eP La Q aP Op Prompt user for credentials When this option is selected the user is prompted to enter his or her credentials during the authentication sequence Use this account to logon computer When this option is selected the user credentials will also be used to logon the computer during start up SecureW2 Client for Windows User Guide 18 RE gp 5 bD ahd eP A gt eP La Q aP Op Advanced Configuration In this window you configure the advanced options of SecureW2 SecureW2 Configuration Advanced X ETE Alfa amp Ariss gt Network Security Solutions li OU Usernemer Password Bomam Server certificate must be installed on local computer I Check for Microsoft Key extension I Allow users to setup new connections Renew IP address after authentication I cme Use alternate account to logon computer When this option is selected the credentials entered in the fields Username Password and Domain are used to authenticate the connection when the system itself wants to setup a 802 1X connection Server certificate must be installed on local computer When this option is selected the certificate of the server must be installed in the certificate store of the local
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16. s shown in the Wireless Networks tab SecureW2 Client for Windows User Guide 9 Windows iguring a Configuring 802 1X for SecureW2 To use the SecureW2 Client you must enable 802 1x for the wired wireless adapter To enable 802 1x select the Authentication tab in the Wireless properties window see the Wireless properties window NOTE The location of the Authentication tab can differ between different versions of Windows In Windows XP and Windows 2000 the Authentication tab is located in the Wireless properties window see the Wireless properties window In Windows XP Service Pack 1 and higher the Authentication tab is located in the Wireless Network window see the Wireless Network Properties window L Wireless Network Connection 2 Properties PK Geneial Wieless Networks Authentication Advanced Select this opion to provide authenticated network access for wred and wireless Ethemet networks EAP type 9 Securew2 v l Authenticate as comourer when computer information it available _ Authenticate as quest whan user or computer infomation is unavailable Select Enable network access control using IEFE 802 1X You can now select the EAP type from the pull down menu Select SecureW2 as the EAP type and click on Properties SecureW2 Client for Windows User Guide 10 RE gp 5 bD ds g ahd eP ea e
17. y installed SecureW2 Client for Windows User Guide 23 Trouble shooting If you are having problems connecting please verify that the authentication was successful You can do this by opening the Network Connections folder If the authentication was successful then the wireless adapter should show the text Authentication succeeded If not it could be because of the following e Incorrect username password domain make sure these are correct e WEP is not enabled when using a wireless connection if authentication is successful and you still cannot get any IP activity make sure you have selected wireless as the connection type in the configuration of SecureW2 e10 ae e e S se Y p Ke D Known problems e It is possible that when not using computer credentials the user might be prompted multiple times to authenticate Use the first window to enter your credentials and close the rest e When logging on to the machine while SecureW2 has not been configured or has been miss configured it can take a while before the network connection comes up If you use the Connect to Wireless Network window to connect to an access point there is a known bug in the Microsoft 802 1x client which could result in a double authentication If you wish to re connect it is best to disable enable the adapter SecureW2 Client for Windows User Guide 24
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