Howdy -- I'm trying to figure out how to get my Tungsten C to authenticate onto my institution's 802.1x-protected WLAN, but the only 802.1x client I can find for PalmOS is the Aegis client, which doesn't implement the EAP-TTLS protocol our network guys selected for our wireless deployment.
And -- mentioned as an FYI rather than an effort to stir up trouble by heretically mentioning a competing platform here in this Palm forum :-) -- I can't even get my iPaq 5450 to authenticate properly using Funk's Odyssey client. It didn't work at all with the original PPC'02 loaded on the iPaq, so I upgraded to '03 and waited 'til Funk released Odyssey for PPC'03 around T'giving, and now I can authenticate, but when I power-off (i.e., sleep/suspend) the iPaq and then power-on again, half the time Odyssey reports it can no longer find the built-in WiFi adapter, and the only way to fix that is to reset the whole device. So unless somebody out there has a magic tip, it appears that there doesn't exist any PDA with *built-in* 802.11b which can do 802.1x authentication via EAP-TTLS. Any magicians out there? :-) I've got an application that's ready to go, and colleagues here and elsewhere who want it, but I gotta have a PDA with built-in WiFi that can do 802.1x via EAP-TTLS. No built-in/802.1x/EAP-TTLS, no application. Woe is me. -- Larry Afrin, M.D. Medical University of South Carolina [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
