On Fri, 16 Apr 2010, Kevin Ehlers wrote:
We're looking at deploying WPA/WPA2 and we think that something similar
to XpressConnect from CloudPath would be very beneficial. However, in
searching I have been unable to determine if there are any vendors
offering a similar service. Does
Like others, I'll throw in my $.02 here and indicate that not just something
similar but, in fact, XpressConnect from CloudPath has INDEED been very
beneficial here on our campus. With the diversity of desktop configurations
and systems that we have, the seamless configuration of Windows
So for those using this how many need to use the TTLS supplicant setup? For
those that do how do you handle if a user is using a built in supplicant that
has profiles for other locations?
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Walter Reynolds
University of Michigan
On Apr 22, 2010, at 6:07 AM, Gogan, James P go...@email.unc.edu
We use Cloudpath for our EAP-TTLS 802.1x wireless network. We're very
pleased with how smoothly it works with virtually all Win and Mac OS
variants. It even works with iPhone/iPad and Ubuntu linux.
To handle TTLS in Windows we purchased a licensed copy SecureW2 and
pre-configured the parameters
Mike,
Would you use XpressConnect if your campus were EAP-PEAP compliant,
or would you publish instructions and skip the cost of XpressConnect?
In other words, is it so good and makes the life so easy (help desk
calls) that even with a EAP-PEAP
system you would spend the money
Philippe
We are experiencing a problem in our dorm where one wireless user will
use all of the Available bandwidth on an 802.11g Autonomous AP's radio.
We are currently using a Bluecoat Packeteer packet shaper to shape
traffic at the Internet. The problem I have seen is with user on-line
backups, either to
Just want to confirm as last time I checked it did remove some third party
wireless managers because they did not play nice. You are saying that they do
not have to delete any now, correct?
Walt Reynolds
University of Michigan
(734) 615-9438
On Apr 22, 2010, at 11:49 AM, Michael Dickson
The current Cloudpath build allows us to choose to remove or let be
any third party supplicants.
Mike
Michael Dickson 413.545.9639
Network Analyst Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst
We had the same argument here at our campus. Some people thought that
we could just publish the steps to setup the wireless network on out
website and save the cost of XpressConnect.
We chose to go with XpressConnect and have been very happy with it. It
was money well spent. Our help desk
We are EAP-PEAP compliant, and had gone down the route of documenting
setup instructions for as many os' as we could think of; including
phones, linux (top 5 distros each month), windows, mac etc. However
we found this wasn't sufficient to meet student's expectations for it
to just work,
True enough about the drivers. Cloudpath doesn't check for or update
those (it will check for the correct OS rev, e.g. Win SP2+).
And we haven't found a happy solution for Lenovo laptops which appear to
use a quasi-proprietary version of Windows Wireless Manager.
Mike
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