They both create a TLS tunnel to run a legacy method (any method)

through it and require a certificate only for the EAP Server. Do they

have any real difference or are they two different ways to do the same

thing?

Re: TTLS compared to PEAP. What is the difference? by S

S
Sun Jan 01 05:39:17 CST 2006

The real difference is that TTLS isn't supported out of the box in Windows.
In theory, TTLS is more attack-proof, but as you said, it's all perceived
risk and the transport layer security is equal.

Here's more details:

http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/wireless/2002/10/17/peap.html

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Svyatoslav Pidgorny, MS MVP - Security, MCSE
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"vasal" <vasal@va.gr> wrote in message
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> They both create a TLS tunnel to run a legacy method (any method)
>
> through it and require a certificate only for the EAP Server. Do they
>
> have any real difference or are they two different ways to do the same
>
> thing?
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>