"Fast Reconnect" or "Session Resumption" results in about half as many
frames being used to reauthenticate the session. In terms of "meat
space" time, the difference isn't substantial. However, a full PEAP or
TTLS authentication can take up to 100ms to complete. (TTLS is a little
faster than PEA
I've been doing extensive testing of PEAP with the XP client and with
Mac OS X 10.4. Our access points are mostly Proxim 600s with some HP
420s.
Once connected it works great and will stay connected.
However, getting connected is wildly inconsistent. On the mac I may
have to hit "connect" one t
I suspect roaming would work better with fast reconnect enabled but have
not done much testing. When I finally found the solution I was so happy
(it was the first week or two of school and I had other issues to deal
with) that I never tested again. The problem was so intermittent and so
frustra
802.1X WEP appears to be the problem with the MacBook Pro rather than
a specific flavor of EAP. We just tested a yet to be released
(hopefully soon) software update from Apple that fixes the problem.
-Keith
Keith Moore
Thanks, Martin- what does that do to roaming/reauth, and are you doing any
voice? Put another way- have you identified trade-offs to disabling fast
reconnect on ACS?
Lee
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Sorry, I did not specify, the article states exactly what I found,
disable fast
Sorry, I did not specify, the article states exactly what I found,
disable fast reconnect on ACS. Been working great this entire school
year.
Martin D. Flagg
Network Engineer/Administrator
Hiram College
-Original Message-
From: Lee Badman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, Ma
OK Martin- share the love. What was your corrective action?
As for the Windows hotfix- it made a huge difference in functionality (I just
implemented it). But...
- Microsoft needs to be contacted and they have to send it to you.
- They say it's not well-tested and to be used with caution
So...
I had this problem months ago when I upgraded to 3.2. I finally found
the solution by trial and error with no help from Cisco, took about a
week of troubleshooting.
Martin D. Flagg
Network Engineer/Administrator
Hiram College
-Original Message-
From: Lee Badman [mailto:[EMAIL PRO
Our experience very much parallel's Lee's despite our use of MS IAS RADIUS
rather than free radius.
Not to muddy this particular thread but our Mac experience with PEAP is
quite reasonable. However it appears there is a huge issue with the new
MacBook Pro laptops connecting to an 802.1x PEAP en
Hi Archana,
Long time- hope all is well with you.
Just got info from Cisco that I will share with the group, but haven't tried to
do anything with it yet:
>Regarding your concern, I did a research about this specific situation and
>found new information in >this case.
>In this moment I let yo
Lee,
We use Cisco 1200s, Free Radius, LDAP (authz), Kerberos(authc), PEAP,
WPA. We have this scenario in a pilot environment.
We have not seen the symptom you describe. On the other hand I have
observed an occasional "validating identity" if a user is on the network
for a very long time caus
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