Thought I'd share, in case anyone is working towards the same efforts. As we develop an 802.1x/PEAP/WPA environment, had a curiosity about how different the pending Microsoft Vista OS might be versus XP in these regards. Built a nothing-special box using Vista beta code (knowing that it will certainly change before final release) from technet and hooked up a D-Link USB adapter (DWL-G122). The combination works just fine in our test environment (AD, ACS or IAS for RADIUS- both are functional here, Cisco 1130 and 1200 fat APs).
The Windows networking and wireless areas have changed quite a bit visually, still trying to figure out the functional deltas. The .1x configuration for PEAP/WPA is still fatter than it is in the Macintosh OSs, but gets a little better in this beta copy of Vista. For what it's worth... Lee Lee Badman Network Engineer CWNA, CWSP Information Technology and Services Syracuse University (315) 443-3003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] ********** Participation and subscription information for this EDUCAUSE Constituent Group discussion list can be found at http://www.educause.edu/groups/.
