PEAP Authentication process
1. The client sends an EAP Start message to the access point
2. The access point replies with an EAP Request Identity message
3. The client sends its network access identifier (NAI), which is its username, to the access point in an EAP Response message
4. The access point forwards the NAI to the RADIUS server encapsulated in a RADIUS Access Request message
5. The RADIUS server will respond to the client with its digital certificate
6. The client will validate the RADIUS server's digital certificate
7. The client and server negotiate and create an encrypted tunnel
8. This tunnel provides a secure data path for client authentication
9. Using the TLS Record protocol, a new EAP authentication is initiated by the RADIUS server
10. The exchange will include the transactions specific to the EAP type used for client authentication
11. The RADIUS server sends the access point a RADIUS ACCEPT message, including the client's WEP key, indicating successful authentication
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