We only "officially" support the built in supplicant for Windows and Mac OS X (we're using PEAP). Sometimes our helpdesk will configure the client that comes with the card, though. The default and only officially supported connect mechanism is to turn all that off and use MS' supplicant.

--Mike


On May 3, 2007, at 12:10 PM, Matt Ashfield wrote:

Hi

We're preparing to roll-out our new wireless system to users on campus and
are running into a bit of snag. We require our users to use SecureW2.
However many of our uses are experiencing issues because of 3rd party
wireless connection tools from Intel or IBM or Dell, etc..

I'm just wondering what others are doing to deal with this? Are you
mandating that you only support connections using Windows as the connection
tool?

Any advice is appreciated.

Thanks

Matt
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