Re: EAP-TLS and WEP key generation

[Bob McCormick]

To add the the WPA confusion, there are actually two types of 
authentication within the WPA "standard".   There's 802.1x + TKIP + MIC 
for enterprises, then there's something called WPA personal that's for 
home users or really small businesses that don't have a Radius server.

BTW.   I've got an MS-Word doc with screenshots for how to configure XP 
for PEAP.   I could post it to the list of you'd like?

On May 21, 2004, at 10:02 AM, Alan DeKok wrote:
Bob McCormick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Errr.. That's because Freeradius doesn't have to.  WPA is a 
combination
of 802.1x authentication, TKIP and MIC.  TKIP and MIC need to be
supported by your AP and your client (supplicant), but the radius
server doesn't need to know anything about it.
  Hmm... Ok.  Now I have to figure out why my XP laptop asks for a
"network key" (i.e. wpa), but refuses to authenticate via PEAP.
  Alan DeKok.
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