Can I copy 802.1x settings?

[Jonas1]

Is it possible to copy 802.1x settings from one computer to another? I have a computer with Windows XP, and I want to install Windows 7, but then I would lose my network settings

If you need any information, I'll try to get it. I don't know much about this stuff

[dellex]

I don't know...
but I always say that the best solution is the simplest... just take a piece of paper and write your settings down.

[Jonas1]

My problem is that I don't really know the settings
The network is set to automatically assign a key to me, and the EAP-type is smartcard or other certificate.
I was wondering if there was any way of extracting the settings, the certificates or something like that?
I just want internet connection, nothing else

[Vulpine]

You may be able to use the Certificates MMC snap-in to export the certificate. I can't offer any guarantees that it will continue to work when imported into a different OS, though.

Try setting up a test box to try it on.

[Jonas1]

Thanks for the replies
I will try to set up a test box soon.

What does a http://isasomething:8080/array.dll?Get.Routing.Script do? I see I have one of these in my Lan settings.

[Vulpine]

Thanks for the replies
I will try to set up a test box soon.

What does a http://isasomething:8080/array.dll?Get.Routing.Script do? I see I have one of these in my Lan settings.

Server Not Found.

It's on the HTTP alt port, so it's probably an intranet web page that you'll have to investigate on your own.

In regards to the certificate thing... I played around and I'm changing my conditional from "may work" to "should work".

[fashizzlepop]

I'm pretty sure isassomething was his IP or just 192.168.1.1 that he thought he should hide.