Good Morning All,
Who is using NAC (Network Access Control) for wireless client authentication
and posturing?
1) What solution did you select?
2) How easily did it integrate with you existing infrastructure?
3) What is you existing infrastructure and wireless solution?
4) How well has it
1) What solution did you select? IDEngines Ignition Server
2) How easily did it integrate with you existing infrastructure?
Ignition is totally standards based, basically its a really powerful,
easy to configure radius server nothing new, just well thought out
RADIUS and TACACS+ server with easy
We had CCA for wired residential (e.g. students) access for a few years
and recently applied it to the wireless.
We have 3 wireless networks - the one for students now uses CCA. Our
guest wireless does not have NAC but does challenge for email address
(basically anonymous) but we restrict what
We have been using Bradford Campus manager on our wired network for a
little over a year and have just implemented it on our wireless
network over the summer.Currently we are registering clients which
means that they only are nagged once (our re-registration period is 6
months) for
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From: The EDUCAUSE Wireless Issues Constituent Group Listserv
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John Duran
Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2008 10:54 AM
To: WIRELESS-LAN@LISTSERV.EDUCAUSE.EDU
Subject: [WIRELESS-LAN] Network Access Control
Good Morning All,
1) What solution did you select?
Impulse's SafeConnect
2) How easily did it integrate with you existing infrastructure?
Very easy. Ran a few commands on our core (set up SFlow PBR), and
plugged it in. Configuring the policies to check for on students
machines took longer than the
Who is using NAC (Network Access Control) for wireless client
authentication and posturing?
1) What solution did you select?
Impulse SafeConnect
2) How easily did it integrate with you existing infrastructure?
We were the pilot for some advanced 802.1x functionality, but it
John Duran wrote:
Good Morning All,
Who is using NAC (Network Access Control) for wireless client
authentication and posturing?
1) What solution did you select?
2) How easily did it integrate with you existing infrastructure?
3) What is you existing infrastructure and wireless solution?
Don,
I did some testing of four client interfaces in the spring when we had
identified this issue (I've been meaning to post about this for a
while, but spare time has been hard to come by), and collected the
test results in a spreadsheet.
The two bga interfaces were not able to associate with
If you have trouble viewing or submitting this form, you can fill it out
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WiFi Client Interface 5 GHz Channel Test Spreadsheet
This form is provided to help automate the process of collecting test
information on
For those wanting to test Macs, you can save yourself a lot of work by simply
running the Console application, selecting all messages, and then toggle
the Airport off/on. When the driver comes back up, OS X displays all of the
channels that the installed card is capable of using.
As an
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