Agree that it doesn't make sense in this case. The get around it, just put in the Local User repository, or Endpoint Repository, which will not be used in the end but if you need to put one in, use that. To be fully secure, check in your enforcement that the authentication source is not the one you added.
You could reach out to Aruba TAC and see if they agree this is indeed a bug, and get a bug filed for it.
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Herman Robers
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Original Message:
Sent: Jul 16, 2021 05:29 PM
From: Zak Emerick
Subject: EAP-TEAP without AuthN Source
CPPM 6.10
I'm integrating CPPM with Intune and SCEP with MS NDES. Device is NOT Hybrid joined.
All is good if I use EAP-TLS AuthN with an EAP-TLS method without AuthZ, which is expected. However, if I use EAP-TEAP with the inner method as the same EAP-TLS method that has AuthZ disabled, the service complains I have not set an authentication source.
This doesn't make sense. Possible bug?
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ACCX #1239 || ACMX #1384 || ACEP || ACSP || CWNA || CWSP
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