If you are going to use one key per user, you might as well use PEAP MSCHAPv2.
Either way you cut off all user access due to one of their devices misbehaving.
With TLS you can disable access at a device level.
Bruce Osborne
Wireless Engineer
IT Network Operations - Wireless
(434) 592-4229
LI
The design model we began rolling out last year was to have no more than 1 wall
between device and radio. I looked at the hospitality units, and I had 3
concerns: 1) Aruba devices are currently only Wave 1. I'd rather roll out the
most recent technology. 2) I don't want them at 18" outlet he
HI Michael,
We completed Aruba AP-205H per room about a year ago, refreshed the edge
switches with 10G uplinks too. Major project for us. Lots of box re-work in
some of the rooms to facilitate the new WAPs. Feel we are set for the next 4-5
years.
Chad
Director of Telecommunications
Universi
We are seeing the switch ports used, mainly for gaming devices like Xboxes or
for gaming PCs, but that's it.
Since our jacks are directly to the left or right of the door at about hip
level, the ports are definitely accessible.
-dan
Dan Brisson
Network Engineer
University of Vermont
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The idea of using PPSK is that for a given user (student), all their devices
would be together and the on-boarding would be the same be it a laptop or Wii.
Right now, devices that support WPA2-Ent are in one SSID (and use Cloudpath for
onboarding), and the others are connected to a PSK SSID.
I’
Hello Team,
We have recently acquired MSE 3365 and obtained Cisco One license.
Cisco One license comes with base license for CMX and NOT advance license which
needs to be purchased separately.
I would like to know if anyone of you have CMX with advance license and how
much value you’re getting
