tter job of selecting bands, we will probably
decommission the -fast SSID this summer.
-Karl Reuss
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University of Maryland, College Park
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On 11/12/2012 6:39 PM, Lee H Badman wrote:
Does anyone keep stats on how much your Eduroam efforts get used?
Like, other than just being in the club, is it really providing
benefits that an easy-to-use guest network wouldn't? Not being
snarky, but genuinely wondering.
We don't have any official
installation with the residents was a hassle. We have
not seen an increase in loss, damage or troubles. Every once in a great
while we get a user who is concerned with health aspects of having an AP
in their room.
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ell. Dropping power would only help a little, and at the
expense of room penetration. External patch antennas are
one idea were looking at. If anyone has any experience or
advice in this area they could share, I would be grateful!
Thanks,
-Karl Reuss
University of Maryland, College Park
Jonn Martell wrote:
Hi Donald,
You don't need to have AD to support PEAP. Your RADIUS/LDAP
infrastructure does need to support MSCHAPv2 (aka "native NT users and
domains").
Look how RADIATOR does it for a good "off-the-shelf" solution to
supporting PEAP on a non-Microsoft backend.
One thing
Hector J Rios wrote:
The issue is that we want to see the APs in NMS with their names
associated to an IP and a MAC address.
If your NMS supports ICMP you can just have it ping the APs.
That way the NMS will get basic up/down info for them.
Beyond that you'll need to do as Mike suggested and h
ss to our dorms last year
and we weren't sure what the pace of our rollout would be, or how
fast the users would migrate over. We didn't want to be shuffling
IP ranges all year. We'll be going back to fixed IP addresses
next year for most wireless use.
-Karl Reuss
University of Ma
Michael Dickson wrote:
We use Radiator and PAP/EAP-TTLS. For Windows users we are offering
SecureW2.
Take a look at goodies/eap_acct_username.pl in the Radiator
distribution. We run that as a PostProcessingHook in the
TunnelledByTTLS=1 handler and it seems to work fine for us.
-Karl
