Title: Why does the SA prompt "You are not in the permitted range. Please confirm your rights" during 802.1x authentication? [Print this page] Author: admin Time: 2017-5-3 17:34 Title: Why does the SA prompt "You are not in the permitted range. Please confirm your rights" during 802.1x authentication? Why does the SA prompt "You are not in the permitted range. Please confirm your rights" during 802.1x authentication? Author: admin Time: 2017-5-3 17:34
If this information is prompted, you can choose Start > Run. Enter cmd > ipconfig /release > ipconfig /renew. The client obtains an IP address again. Then, you can perform the 802.1x authentication. The reason is: After the network reconstruction, an IP address in a new network segment is assigned. However, the client does not learn the address change and still uses the old IP address dynamically acquired to perform 802.1x authentication. As a result, the system fails the 802.1x authentication. To address this issue, you can manually enable the client to acquire an IP address in the new network segment.
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