Hi,
Just a thought, but are you using a RTL wireless card? I had a similar
problem connecting to my home router with an old Advent notebook and an
RTL818x. I found out, by accident, that something in the package
firmware-realtek prevented the card from handling encrypted
connections properly. R
Le 21/05/2019 à 21:15, Kent West a écrit :
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> also, in various forms. He believes we've got the settings right on Debian:
[...]
> Inner auth MSCHAPv2
[...]
MSCHAPv2 seems to be an old and insecure protocol and it is probably
used here to grant wifi access to old clients OSes (Win XP and al)
On 5/21/19, Cindy Sue Causey wrote:
> On 5/21/19, Kent West wrote:
>> I'm on a university campus; we have a secure network ("ACUsecure") to
>> which I'm trying to connect. Mac laptops and Windows laptops have no
>> problem. You connect to the network, and a pop-up appears asking for the
>> user's
On 5/21/19, Kent West wrote:
> I'm on a university campus; we have a secure network ("ACUsecure") to
> which I'm trying to connect. Mac laptops and Windows laptops have no
> problem. You connect to the network, and a pop-up appears asking for the
> user's "campus" username/password, and connection
I'm on a university campus; we have a secure network ("ACUsecure") to
which I'm trying to connect. Mac laptops and Windows laptops have no
problem. You connect to the network, and a pop-up appears asking for the
user's "campus" username/password, and connection is made.
On my Debian sid laptop
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