We've been dealing with the same issue, with different SSL apps. In our case,
Java itself and MacOS both appear to get various levels of cranky if they
can't perform an OCSP check in a captive portal environment. So far the
closest thing to a reliable solution we've found is to poke holes in t
Our environment:
- Cisco WLAN
- Expressconnect from Cloudpath (usually pretty flawless, used for years)
- A "help" SSID that takes clients to Expressconnect utility on dead-end,
private network
- MS-CHAPv2/PEAP with AES 802.1x network
- Cisco ACS RADIUS with GoDaddy
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I have and do support specialized wireless devices, often times extending
beyond the wireless part, all the way to the complete device. Previously I
supported medical simulation equipment, currently I support Symbol/Motorola
barcode scan guns all the way to the management/inventory/repair of the
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If some of you are fortunate enough to have a FTE wlan
specialist/engineer (we don't), I'm curious as to what duties typically
fall under their responsibility. I'm thinking along the lines of the
following:
Wireless network and infrastructure design
Security design and IDS configuration and
We also wire the AppleTVs but we span a VLAN from the wireless controller
across campus so those AppleTVs are on a VLAN that is "local" to the
controller. Then the controller handles the mDNS and you don't have to deal
with Avahi. Works pretty well minus the fact that you can see all AppleTVs
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