I've been told that Cisco APs won't do WPA with MAC auth in recent versions of
IOS.
-John
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Hi,
I've been told that Cisco APs won't do WPA with MAC auth in recent versions
of IOS.
how would that have worked anyway - you need the key exchange and the right type
of EAP for WPA and wireless
alan
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Hi,
I've been told that Cisco APs won't do WPA with MAC auth in recent
versions of IOS.
how would that have worked anyway - you need the key exchange and the
right type of EAP for WPA and wireless
alan
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how would that have worked anyway - you need the key exchange and
the right type of EAP for WPA and wireless
alan
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The only way I can think of it working was if using Cisco's local MAC
list on the AP
-Original Message-
John McDonnell wrote:
I'm not doing any dynamic VLAN assignments over the wireless so I
really don't see any need for MAC authentication and just see it as
unneeded overhead. Is there any reason why I'm wrong with this
assumption?
It never hurts. You can do
John McDonnell wrote:
I don't know if you have any experience with the 1100 series access points
from Cisco, but they have a setting called EAP and MAC authentication. I'm
not sure how it is implemented, but I would imagine I should just set it
to do EAP and have FR itself do the MAC check
John McDonnell wrote:
I'm not doing any dynamic VLAN assignments over the wireless so I really
don't see any need for MAC authentication and just see it as unneeded
overhead. Is there any reason why I'm wrong with this assumption?
It never hurts. You can do *both* EAP MAC auth at the
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