Mike,
I'm not sure what your goal is....
are you offering the webpage bypass for devices that cannot display the page
(Mobile devices/cellphones), or are you just offering ANY faculty and staff
device the option of bypassing the webpage? (IE laptops)

but I can offer this:

You can have 1 SSID performing 802.1x.   That SSID can put users on
different VLANs based on group membership.  You could theorectially have
faculty and staff dropped on a different VLAN that does not even terminate
on the bluesocket device, and students put on a 2nd VLAN that does terminate
on the bluesocket device.

My point would be, with 802.1x and WPA2, you would not need a
web-authentication portal, since you will always know what user is
associated based on the RADIUS logs / WCS Display.  I wouldn't even think
that you would need to have the students on the the bluesocket.

Now, if you use the bluesocket for anything more than as a
authentication  gateway
(remediation, access control, etc.... ) then this might not apply so much to
you.

On Fri, Jun 26, 2009 at 5:03 PM, Williams, Mr. Michael <
[email protected]> wrote:

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>   We are currently in the process of setting up our WISM and WCS server and
> plan on putting it into production in the fall.  We also have 86 autonomous
> APs which will be converted over to Light AP.  We currently have a
> Bluesocket device which is used as an authentication gateway.  Bluesocket
> allows me to store MAC address (mostly IPhones) for facility and staff
> member which allows them to bypass the web login page.  I would like to
> continue this using the WISM and WCS.  We currently do not use encryption on
> our network, but  plan on enforcing WPA/WPA2 (using Cisco RADIUS SE) for all
> SSIDs, except for our visitors and other guests.
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>   We would like to continue using web authentication bypass for facility
> and staff but require them to use WPA/WPA2 and their domain credentials. The
> question I have is as follows.  How can I accomplish this?  Do I need to
> create a separate SSID that restricts access via ones MAC?  Or is there
> another method that would work?
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> Thanks
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> Mike
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