Ying,
My contact information is below. I have a powerpoint from a presentation I
made over our experiences. It isn't something I am going to publish to the
list, but I will send it to people that email me directly. Happy to help you
on this journey. There are a lot of pitfalls.
Ryan Turne
This is very good information. We are currently in the process of RFP for a NAC
solution. Anything we should watch out for with regards to the onboarding
platform? Any information you could share would be very much appreciated.
Thanks.
Ying
Enterprise Network Architect
Information Technolog
There is more to it than just the onboarding platform. Regardless of what
onboarding platform you use, the actual onboarding SSID and associated captive
portal is extremely important at reducing helpdesk calls. We've gone through
several iterations over a few years and think we finally got it
This is great information, I have been worried that this will create a ton of
support calls. The key seems to make sure the onboarding system is a good one,
we are also a cloudpath shop, but are hoping to get to clearpass.
-Pino
Peppino Muraca
Sr. Network Administrator
Stonehill College
508-565
The Android experience is still good in my opinion, just weaker than iOS when
you incorporate the Play Store. (I think ISE links to the Play Store too).
Luckily, Cloudpath has the option of directly downloading the certs instead of
requiring the app from the Play Store. Of course, a profile b
Android is definitely 'the' problem. In our stats, you can see that they are
only 10% of the clients we onboard, but are closer to 90% of the trouble
tickets. We were a Cloudpath customer and made the switch to SecureW2 (the
android experience was a big reason).
Ryan
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We've been offering EAP-TLS for about 2 years. It's been the only supported
option for BYOD for just over a year. Personally, I think the user experience
is pretty good across all devices (Android is weaker but still not bad). I've
heard rumblings that Android might be changing to a profile
