Disabling Fallback to unauthorized network access in GPO

Hi,
I am trying to control (disable) the "Fallback to unauthorized network access" settings via GPO from DC. How can I do it?
Thanks.

I found this thread while looking for the same GPO setting.
There is an excellent resource created by David Marin Hebra on how to setup 802.1x for SCCM and MDT.
In that document, it details how to export the wired policy to an XML file.
netsh lan export profile folder=C:\Test\8021x interface="Local Area Connection"
This XML file shows all the config that is applied via Group Policy, and can be added to a non GPO machine to see what all the settings do via the command:
netsh lan add profile filename=C:\Test\8021x\"Local Area Connection.xml" interface="Local Area Connection"
As stated by Greg, the setting corresponds to the OneXEnforced setting in the XML file.
This is by default set to "False" - and this corresponds to the checkbox
checked for "Fallback to unauthorized network access". If you set the XML entry to "True" and apply the profile, you will find that the checkbox is
unchecked.
This setting can be found in the GPO as "Enforce advanced 802.1X settings", if you set this policy setting and apply the GPO, you will find that the checkbox for "Fallback to unauthorized network access" is
unchecked.
Looks like you cant have one without the other.

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