On 6/7/2012 5:37 AM, Olivier Bilodeau wrote: > On 06/06/2012 08:54 AM, Francois Gaudreault wrote: >> Hi Barry, >> >>> Packetfence and the AP are >>> doing what they are supposed to. Is this a windows 7 problem? Is there >>> a way to throttle associations on the AP? >> Unfortunately, I think this is a client issue OR a driver issue at most. >> The dissociate and associate happens too fast (less that 2sec), so the >> network stack may not see this as a "link down/link up". There is no >> way to throttle an association (that I know of) on the hardware unless >> you deny the mac temporarily on the AP. On some other windows 7, with a >> different network card, you may or may not have this problem. >> >> Thanks. >> > What you could also try Barry is to do some tests by altering the > pf::SNMP::Motorola module. You could: > - modify the module to do 2-3 radiusDisconnects in a row (w/ sleeps in > between) and see if that properly disconnects the client > - change deauthenticateMac to _deauthenticateMac and > _deauthenticateMacSNMP to deauthenticateMac. This will replace the > RADIUS Disconnect deauth technique with the SNMP one and test again > > In any case, let us know of the result. > > That's a good idea. I will put it on the list to test later. I did find a work around in the mean time. I set the DHCP lease time less then the trapping redirtimer. That way the client will try and renew dhcp while its being held on the redirect page.
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