This works in iOS 7 as well, but I don't see 5GHz on my 4S.
Eric Barnett
Wireless Administrator
Information and Technology Services
Arkansas State University
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We've had complaints for a while that would come in sporadically, but didn't
pay them much mind as it was always difficult to reproduce. The complaint was
with Apple devices (normally OSX) that would just drop connectivity and then
reestablish moments later. People would complain that our
The 4s is 2.4GHz only. The iphone 5 and up are 5GHz capable
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I echo what Ryan described here. Ryan alerted me of this issue and after
changing user logging level to notification on our Aruba controllers, we got
quite a number of Ptk Challenge Failed in our logs. We have both OKC and
Validate PMKID enabled and have not changed any of the settings as I saw
We’ve had some success with this problem on our WPA2-Enterprise SSID by
configuring the laptop to always trust the wireless certificate. This setting
can be found in your keychain. Look for your wireless cert in keychain access
and set the trust setting to “Always Trust”. This isn’t the
Likewise, I see the same Ptk Challenge Failed errors show up in logs.
Sometimes I've seen it when a client's having temporary issues, other
times I'll see it when a client is roaming rapidly. As an example, when
someone is walking across campus with a smartphone in their pocket (which
never
Well, it's one of those issues that I think most users don't bother to take
the time to actually report. Why I believe this is a bug is that it seems to
only happen to Apple devices. When I search the logs, it ALWAYS ties back to
an Apple device. I am sure I'll find something different
I'm curious which CA's you are using for your RADIUS servers for your
802.1x implementations.
We are looking to renew our cert (coming up on expiration), which is
signed by one of the Thawte CA's that is being deprecated. At the time
we selected that CA because it was widely supported
On Wed Sep 24 2014 15:07:33 CDT, Jason Wang j.w...@its.utexas.edu wrote:
I'm curious which CA's you are using for your RADIUS servers for your 802.1x
implementations.
We use the Comodo certs available via InCommon.
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Julian Y. Koh
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AddTrust via InCommon
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We use our own internal certificate authority. We WERE using a public CA.
Ultimately we decided that if used our own CA, we were in total control, and
not subject to changes and policies made on a public CA. Since people have to
onboard with cloudpath to access our secure SSID, we can load
On Sep 24, 2014, at 4:14 PM, Turner, Ryan H rhtur...@email.unc.edu wrote:
We use our own internal certificate authority. We WERE using a public CA.
Ultimately we decided that if used our own CA, we were in total control, and
not subject to changes and policies made on a public CA.
We also
Cisco here but we have had plenty of issues with Mac OS. Spent some time with
TAC recently seeing what we can do about it with no real fix. Our EAP timers
had gotten a bit out of whack, and adjusting them made improvements for some
clients, but ultimately OSX clients just don't seem to like
Apple resolved that issue. Simply configure each of your APs to broadcast its own unique SSID, and bam, no more roaming delays. :)I can attest to MacOS roaming issues. My own 2014 Air exhibited the same 10+ second roaming delay. After explicitly trusting the dot1x certs in keychain, roaming
Hi,
Can confirm the ten second roaming delay with 802.1X auth on OSX and it seems
to be during re-auth.
I'll have a play with tweaking certificate trusts.
Cheers,
Tristan
On 25 Sep 2014, at 2:03 pm, Derek Johnson djohn...@fhsu.edu wrote:
Apple resolved that issue. Simply configure each of
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