On Thu, 7 Jul 2011, John Kaftan wrote:
I have fantasized about doing this but have feared the VLAN change would
not prompt the clients to ask for a new IP. Looks like you have a
different issue but do you know, if you get the VLAN switching working,
how the clients will realize they need
Chris,
On Wi-Fi, Multicast is transmitted at the lowest connected rate. This means
that you only get 6mbps maximum by using 5GHz Multicast.
Here at Liberty University, we are using Aruba's Dynamic Multicast Optimization
that converts most multicast to unicast for our IPTV deployment on
The 802.1X authentication and VLAN assignment occurs before the client even get
an ip address.
We are implementing 802.1X with Aruba this summer.
Bruce Osborne
Wireless Network Engineer
IT Network Services
(434) 592-4229
LIBERTY UNIVERSITY
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Dave,
If you use Aruba's user roles named the same as the Filter-Id, you can use one
rule Filter-ID value-of set role to set the user role to the Filter-Id value.
This is very useful if you are using many Filter-Id values.
Bruce Osborne
Wireless Network Engineer
IT Network Services
(434)
Thanks for all the feedback.
Our proposed plan would be to leave our campus wide SSID enabled on both
bands with band steering enabled, then just enable a 5GHz only SSID in the
dorms.
We figured we would call the SSID UI-Wireless-5GHz rather than Fast or
High Speed because that might set
Yeah that makes sense. Thanks.
The last time I looked at this I was thinking about having them switch VLANs
after authenticating via the captive portal not 802.1x.
John
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From: The EDUCAUSE Wireless Issues Constituent Group Listserv
That's a good idea too, we just haven't developed a requirement for more than
two conditions so far.I suppose you could have a Filter-ID returned for
network-quarantine for systems that are discovered to have malware and place
the client in a walled garden role until repaired.
-djb
