We also tried EAPOL-rate-opt. It did help with the Mac roaming issue, but it
adds too much overhead and affects throughput quite a bit. We are on 6.3.1.1,
and I still see the issue (testing on Macbook running Mavericks). Only fix
that worked (per user fix) for us, is unchecking OCSP and CRL
Good morning,
I was wondering if any other school is having issues with the Broadcom
Wireless network cards running Windows 8/8.1 pro on a WPA2/AES network? We
have students that are upgrading their Dell computers from Windows 7 to
Windows 8 and the cards stop working on our secure network.
I had a user just the other day upgrade from Windows 8 to 8.1 and it broke all of the stuff you mentioned. I rolled back the driver from version 6.30?? to 5.30 for their Broadcom 802.11n network adapter and all was well after that. The 5.30 driver was already on their computer listed under the
Does the new driver in Win 8 do 802.11w?
See the list archives for detail, google 'cisco 802.11w educause' should
probably work.
May or may not be your issue, but on my phone I can't really look properly at
code versions etc.
Thanks
--
ian
Sent from my phone, please excuse brevity and
Here is what we did:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/dennis_schnell/archive/2013/08/31/windows-8-1-wifi-showing-quot-limitied-quot-or-quot-no-internet-access-quot.aspx
More specifically -
Here's the instructions:
# Open Device Manager (search Windows Help if you don't know what this is)
# Select
Shayne,
We have seen this as well. The instructions from the blog that Don posted
are essentially what we use. Our Help Desk has a flash drive with a pile of
wireless nic drivers that they keep handy.
On Wed, Dec 4, 2013 at 12:50 PM, Sullivan, Don dsulli...@samford.eduwrote:
Here is what we
Not necessarily related to Windows 8, but we have had the same issue with Intel
Centrino family chipsets. We had the users upgrade the chipset to the latest
version available from Intel's site and that seemed to resolve the issues.
Never rely on the user to tell you that they have updated the
During our opening, and after a Windows update on my own son's machine at the
same time, we saw many cases where both WLAN adapter and chipset drivers both
had to be updated to connect to secure networks.
-Lee
From: The EDUCAUSE Wireless Issues Constituent Group Listserv
Has anyone seen people upgrading their Windows 7 computers to Windows 8 or
8.1 and the wireless breaks completely? That’s what I’m seeing here with
the Broadcom and some Atheros cards.
I’ve been working on this since Monday (solid) and cannot get any Broadcom
wlan cards to connect with
We are an Aruba shop and have had problems with this as well. Our
Windows 8 users have been fine on our 802.1x wireless network, but any
of them that have upgraded to 8.1 are shot. Includes Broadcom and
Qualcomm chipsets so far. No one has had any luck so far, but I'm
trying to get some users
One new feature that we found the hard way in 8.1 is that it tightens up
validating CA certificates. In particular, we found that our self-signed
certificate (which we explicitly placed in the trusted CA store) got silently
rejected because it didn't have any kind of OCSP or other revocation
I have seen three cases of this. We are running Cisco WiSM2's and
1142/3500/3600 series AP's. All three laptops were working fine on Win7, and
then after upgrading to Win 8.1 they can no longer get an IP address on either
our open SSID or our .1x SSID. On a debug, I show that our DHCP server
I had similar problems with my own laptop after going from 8 to 8.1, for both
our open and 802.1x SSIDs. We are running WLC 5508s with 1142Ns, and the
problem existed on the current versions of both 7.2 and 7.4 code. The laptop
is a Dell M4700 with Broadcom 802.11n drivers. Strangely, the
Working w/ TAC I had a bug generated (CSCul67156). The short of it is AP's failing to send neighbor messages on 2.4GHz radios. This severely impacts RRM (TPC DCA). Running Cisco WiSM2 ver: 7.5.102.0 with 3600 AP's.It's visible through WCS/PI or CLI (show ap auto-rf 802.11b ap_name).Not sure if I
Yes, I did try it that way.
-Curtis
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