Using PEAP + Windows XP, default settings, I had absolutely no problems
using dynamic WEP + Aironet Wireless 350 (AIR-PCM352). Perhaps there is
some kind if issue between the Cisco card and xsupplicant? I have
xsupplicant installed on a machine here but I haven't had a chance to
play with it, so I can't confirm this.

Pardon my RADIUS newbie wording... "all aspects of authentication" is a
bit exclusive, isn't it? What I meant to say, is that I don't understand
why a wireless device can't just work at the lowest common denominator,
and let the supplicant and the authenticator do all of the
communication. I understand that there are driver/firmware issues with
cards, but why does it have to be this way? Isn't there just an exchange
of EAP info?

Thanks
lje

-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Artur
Hecker
Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2004 3:12 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Aironet 1200 / TLS-PEAP / FreeRADIUS

hi


Epp, Ladd J wrote:

> Turns out that the wireless adapter I was using wasn't working right
> with EAP.  I'm not sure why.  I finally got a hold of a Cisco 350
> PCMCIA card and it worked almost immediately using the XP supplicant.

well, that's surprising: my cisco 350 would not do dynamic WEP with 
xsupplicant. it does the authentication but not the new key setting. how

did you get to do that? do you use dynamic WEP?


> It's kind of frustrating to realize that some wireless adapters work
> with 802.1x, and others don't. It seems logical to me that the

well, that can be e.g. a firmware issue of the card.


> supplicant would control all aspects of authentication.  Obviously
> this isn't the case.

supplicant??? you mean authenticator, don't you? well, the authenticator

does control a lot but if the supplicant is not responding correctly, it

does not care. the authenticator is like a bouncer at the disco entry: 
he wouldn't let you in if you do not know the boss but he does nothing 
if you are not even trying to come in.


ciao
artur


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