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After a client associates we always send an EAP Identity request if 802.1X is configured for
that SSID. This
message indicates what the contents of the ID request will be.
DOT1X Apr 11 20:45:37.685503 DEBUG DOT1X-PACKET: EAPoL EAP packet of 57 bytes w/id 1 (with
retransmit set) sent to 00:0d:54:98:99:6d
This packet indicates that we sent the ID request with an EAP id value of 1. The EAP id
values are used to match
responses with requests.
DOT1X Apr 11 20:45:37.685536 DEBUG DOT1X-TIMEOUT: set when_retrans timer for 5 seconds
Setting a retransmit timer (this is the dot1x tx-period)
DOT1X Apr 11 20:45:37.696820 DEBUG DOT1X-PACKET:EAPoL START packet received from
00:0d:54:98:99:6d
We received an EAPoL START packet from the client. Clients MAY initiate 802.1X by
sending this packet, and
Microsoft clients tend to always do this regardless of whether or
not you’ve sent them an EAP Identity request. EAPOL Start packets do not have an EAP id
value. They are intended to “kickstart” the authenticator (WSS) so it sends an EAP id
request.
DOT1X Apr 11 20:45:37.696850 DEBUG DOT1X-PACKET: Cancelling retrans timer for 00:0d:54:98:99:6d
Canceling the previous retransmit timer. You’ll see a lot of these.
DOT1X Apr 11 20:45:37.696879 DEBUG DOT1X-STATE: 00:0d:54:98:99:6d transition back to
CONNECTING
We’re resetting the “CONNECTING” state because the client sent an EAPOL Start
DOT1X Apr 11 20:45:37.697012 DEBUG DOT1X-TIMEOUT: set when_retrans timer for 5 seconds