I have attached the web page link that describes the wireless system and coverage at
GSU.
We use strictly 802.11b. Strictly CISCO access points for the centrally managed
system and we provide the CISCO VPN client at no cost. For PDA's only the Pocket PC
2002 and beyond can connect secure and
At Wayne State in Detroit we are using 802.11b and have started
deploying b/g. We use open access points on a separate VLAN with a
Bluesocket gateway on the back-end. Our hope is that by leaving the
access points as open as possible that we will avoid client issues. So
far, so good. Typically
I definitely agree...
We've modified our netreg type system to accomidate the wireless users... but we
have stuck strictly with SSID/WEP with no additional LEAP/PEAP or anything else...
this decision was based on the fact that we want to allow anyone that has any type of
802.11b device onto
We don't broadcast the SSID... a user can get it by logging in (via computer lab, home
pc, somewhere else) to a website which will display to them the SSID and WEP keys...
Nicola Foggi
Networks and Telecom
DePaul University
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/26/03 06:31AM
Finally -- how many schools have
Our current deployment is all 11b (Proxim); using Nordix and Vernier to
manage the cloud. SSID is not broadcast. WEP + Radius signon. Early
on we opted for nothing on the client based on
deployment/scalability/support.
Usage has been relatively light over the past couple of years, although