Another +1 for waiting waiting waiting for Cisco's version of PPSK.
Disappointing how long it's taking, I'm hoping that means they get it right or
at least present it usefully.
For dorms we still offer our standard dot1x networks that we have on-campus
including eduroam but then we also have pl
Chris,
We are doing the same as most other universities. 802.1x for staff and student
access (dynamic vlan assignment via radius) and Open/Mac Auth for non802.1x
devices using Cisco ISE self-registration portal. We allow them to register up
to 5 devices. The devices are automatically purged fro
Our Residence Halls are handled by an outside ISP. They recently deployed a new
Ruckus solution with one AP per every 3 suites (each suite holds 2 people).
They have one PSK for the entire network that is posted on the wall when you
walk in the Commons area. Not a way that I would have done it,
Our dormitories are not on our man campus network and have Internet
connections through secondary ISPs. So the question of "bad" usage in our
case is a bit further complicated.
When we spoke to some of our Dorm RAs about our plan to roll out wireless
in the spaces, some of the immediate reaction w
