to be sure I understood it. I'll be honest, I haven't a clue and would be
inclined to say I wouldn't have believed it! Do PS3's use the same MAC address
for both wired and wireless I recall? Might be some clue in there somewhere.
On Wed, Feb 26, 2014 at 11:28 AM, Turner, Ryan H
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I am hard pressed to explain this. We've had a good number
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I am going to plead some ignorance here, and see if people can connect the dots…
We use 802.1X (TLS), and we use Godaddy Certs for our radius server. The
clients are set to verify the server certificates. When I look at the
installed certificates, I see information for CRLs. Yet, I connect
Ok. So this is happening in the cisco environment, but any issues in the Aruba
environment?
Ryan H Turner
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The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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How many of you have successfully virtualized an Airwave platform? We are
considering it, as we are moving beyond 5,000 Aps in the near future, and are
going to either have to buy new hardware or spin up new instances. We have a
brand new high performance cluster we have purchased (currently
Call me naïve, but I think 10 gig uplinks for ac WAPs is serious overkill. We
have almost 4,500 switches across campus, most with 1 gig user uplinks, and the
vast majority are perfectly fine with 1G (heck, we could swap a good number of
those for 100 Meg, and they'd barely notice). These are
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Call me
Things like iPhones are a lot lower than 25 mW. Closer to 17.
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that weak of a signal at -65 or
close to that?
-dan
Dan Brisson
Network Engineer
University of Vermont
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On 12/12/13, 1:54 PM, Turner, Ryan H wrote:
Things like iPhones are a lot lower than 25 mW. Closer to 17.
Ryan H Turner
Senior
It not just poor client design, however (and I can't really always call it poor
design, because who here doesn't get peeved with a short battery life device??
Which is what low transmit power helps). We are really switching from a
coverage based design to capacity based design. If we want
. No easy way to
skin this cat ☺
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In certain areas, sure. One more thing we're going to have
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Still working for me. What EAP Method are you using?
Ryan
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I haven't upgraded my phone, but now you've inspired me. I haven't heard any
complaints
I haven't upgraded my phone, but now you've inspired me. I haven't heard any
complaints, however. I'll let you know.
Ryan H Turner
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The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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We have done a complete TLS deployment using both onboard cloudpath CA (for
guest access) and Microsoft CA (for standard access). It takes some work, but
it is well worth the effort. Feel free to contact me. We would be happy to
help.
Ryan H Turner
Senior Network Engineer
The University of
I agree with a lot you said. Philippe Hanset had mentioned 'unathenticated
TLS', which appears to do what you want to do, but it appears it isn't very
well supported yet.I haven't found much on it.
Ryan H Turner
Senior Network Engineer
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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My problem with these approaches is their proprietary nature. I wonder how
this has been addressed/discussed in the IEEE groups...
Ryan H Turner
Senior Network Engineer
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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I've been very surprised to find applications on campus that don't encrypt
data. We've found recently even in credit card processing devices that were
not properly configured, and sent information in the clear. Given the vast
amount of applications out there, and the absolute zero control
I'm curious. How many of you out there have avoided the UNII space in your
deployments, and how many embrace it? For those that are using the UNII bands,
what have you done to minimize client compatibility issues?
Ryan H Turner
Senior Network Engineer
The University of North Carolina at
them.
-Hector Rios
Louisiana State University
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I have been debating the eduroam idea for a while and how we'd phase it in.
The desire to get away from having a bunch of SSIDs and having realm based
roles under a single SSID is really appealing. Our main issue is that we have
just pushed people off an old unsecured SSID onto a new SSID,
I'm curious if anyone on the list has experience with medium size and upward
scale meshes, can give some details on their project, conclusions, and lessons
learned?
Ryan H Turner
Senior Network Engineer
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
CB 1150 Chapel Hill, NC 27599
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From our experience, this is normal. Apple does some caching with its
certificate. If the certificate that is being offered from the server differs,
they appear to complain. From my experience, there is a dialogue box that will
come up on screen telling the users to accept a new certificate.
We are a Cloudpath customer. It is not going to help you prevent Apple issues
with certificate changes. It will install all the necessary certificate
chains, as well as provision all client settings. We use EAP-TLS, and it has
made the distribution of certificates a trivial matter. Most
We currently use the Cloudpath enrollment service. We switched to EAP-TLS away
from EAP-TTLS and given the complexity of certificate generation and
installation of CA certs to support those personal certificates, I don’t expect
we will be moving away from Cloudpath anytime, soon. It was too
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We have a setup SSID that allows users to access Xpressconnect to configure for
802.1x. Android requires a connection to the Playstore in order to download a
cloudpath applet to complete the profile. So, this setup SSID, which was
restricted from external connections must be opened up so
off.
Pino
Peppino Muraca
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Stonehill College
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Thanks, Peppino! I will have to explore that option a little more.
Ryan
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We are switching to EAP-TLS for wireless authentication, and have everything in
place with the exception of a Certificate Revocation Checking process. We
would prefer to use OCSP, but it appears that freeRadius isn't supporting OCSP
very well (it is either buggy or not feature rich).
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