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Chapter 4 Performing Administrative Tasks

The EAP-FAST XML Schema

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An aid-group is a set of A-IDs that are all trusted equally. Any A-ID in the group can be utilized. Auto-grouping means that when an untrusted A-ID is accepted by the end-user then that A-ID is grouped with the A-ID(s) that were already trusted for that profile, hence automatically creating and growing an A-ID group based on user actions. The advantage of an A-ID group is that if a profile initially starts with the same trusted A-ID(1) and then at some point the end-user authorizes the use of a new A-ID(2) when using this profile it will accept A-ID(2) without bothering the end-user a second time.</xs:documentation>

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<xs:element name="userValidatesServerIdFromUnauthProv" type="xs:boolean" default="true">

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If true, then when the client is about to do unauthenticated provisioning, the user will be prompted to allow or disallow the unauthenticated provisioning.</xs:documentation>

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<xs:element name="unauthProvAllowedTilPacReceived" type="xs:boolean" default="false">

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<xs:documentation>if true, then unauthenticated provisioning is allowed to occur until it succeeds and a PAC is received, then only authenticated provisioning will be allowed.</xs:documentation>

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<xs:element name="validateWithSpecificPacs" type="ValidateWithSpecificPacs">

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<xs:documentation>This indicates that only those PACs referenced in this element (as well as PACs that are auto-provisioned to this profile when this profile is in use) shall be used for validation. </xs:documentation>

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<xs:element name="doNotUsePac" type="Empty">

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<xs:documentation>Will not utilize PAC for authentication.</xs:documentation>

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