Group Policy behavior between MS14 and MS15

RaphaelL
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Group Policy behavior between MS14 and MS15

Hi ,

 

Has someone else experienced a change in the behavior of Group Policy ?

 

I have a GP pushed by a radius attribute and the behavior changed. 

 

it seems that DHCP is no longer implictly allowed in group policy applied through 802.1x

 

I have an open case about it , but wondering if someone else encountered that.

 

Thanks 

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PhilipDAth
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Funny you should say that.  I'm not using RADIUS, but was setting up a system yesterday that pushes a group policy attribute to use.  The Meraki event log shows it is getting and applying the attribute, but the client never shows that it is applied.

 

I put it down to an error I made, and I haven't had the time to go through everything again.

 

I need to re-test and existing system that I know works now.

RaphaelL
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Took months , but here is what happened between MS14 and  MS15&MS16. 

 

If your voice vlan and access vlan are the same , 802.1X won't work with never versions. This was a bug forever in older MS versions which was fixed in MS15&16 and broke our setup. 

 

This however is not present on the MS documentation. Which we couldn't have guessed. 

alemabrahao
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@RaphaelL  just to clarify, so it's not a Bug but rather expected behavior?

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RaphaelL
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Exactly ! All MS version prior to MS15 are bugged. It allows you to configure the same access vlan and voice vlan ( eg : 10 and 10 ) and 802.1X auth will still work.  In MS15 they silently fixed that.

alemabrahao
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Thank you so much. 🖖

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