Hello Alan, AL> You've a narrow, restricted, view of anywhere, all the AL> time... under any circumstance. You think everyone AL> should individually pay... for everything. You don't AL> understand CRM, or public assistance, or a few other AL> minor points. (Note: or even their effects on AL> security)
Someone somewhere always has to foot the bill, can you show me anything anywhere that such expenses can be justified by the additional cost and provide additional benefit over other mechanisms to make it worth while venturing down this path for anyone other then big WISPs/telco's? Or are you now looking to become a telco? In which case EAP/TLS and x.509 will still work fine as it's back ended by RADIUS for authentication and accounting... AL> That's not my fault. Read more. Argument is fun, AL> maybe even provides a certain satisfaction. But, the AL> time you're wasting in arguing would be better spent AL> reading the website I've repearedly suggested. I'm AL> not being mean... I simply do not have the time to AL> both learn and lecture (repeatedly). They are trying to sell a product, marketing documents don't always provide factual information pertaining to anything other then what's at hand being sold... If you want to enlighten people about technical matters, try flipping through relevant RFC's or other technical references pertaining to the technology at hand, rather then just glitsy marketing information... AL> Or, don't read the website. Here... I admit you're AL> right... make you feel proud? Doesn't bother me a AL> bit... or even change the facts. It's not a matter of proving you wrong, it's a matter of providing factual information to help others that find this thread relevant... -- Best regards, evilbunny mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] According to the table, I have +3 to damage. Does it kill the dragon? http://www.cacert.org - Free Security Certificates http://www.nodedb.com - Think globally, network locally http://www.sydneywireless.com - Telecommunications Freedom
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