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My thoughts too. I'm not sure how much we an complain abo
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Last I checked it worked in everything but Windows. Eh no one uses
that, right? :D
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Last I checked it worked in everything but Windows. Eh no one uses
that, right? :D
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I am part of the UAH Safe Zone LGBTQIA support ne
In theory, yes. In practice, good luck finding it implemented that way in a
product we can actually deploy, or supported in a product in use by our
constituents.
On Fri, Jan 23, 2015 at 2:30 PM, Frank Bulk wrote:
> Isn’t the certificates thing being described something like EAP-TLS?
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> Fra
On Fri, Jan 23, 2015 at 1:42 PM, Peter P Morrissey wrote:
> We get authentication and thus historical retribution from 802.1x by default,
> which is also considered NAC by some definitions. This is handy. We also get
> encryption, although I’m with you on questioning that as well. Nowadays, it
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> Excellent thoughts, Joel. As I mentioned- the new certifications notion was
> AN idea, not th
. Don’t judge me. J
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> Pete Morrissey
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&g
On Fri Jan 23 2015 14:25:29 CST, "Hinson, Matthew P"
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> Cleared the chain of nested replies
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Excellent thoughts, Joel. As I mentioned- the new certifications notion was AN
idea, not the solution to a hyper-complex problem. But your suggestion is
really interesting and sounds reasonable and powerful.
Lee B
Cleared the chain of nested replies, but more on this subject:
I would definitely be in favor of an encrypted semi-open wireless standard.
Something kind of like PPSK but not in all ways. As was stated before, such a
standard would ideally have a certificate purchased from a trusted CA that 99%
it for the admin side? Just asking. Don’t judge
me. J
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me. ☺
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I think you could accomplish the same co
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I don't know
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does the enterprise wlan market need to figure out how to look more like a
consumer wlan? Is this a problem EDU
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> does the enterprise wlan market need to figure out how to lo
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I think you could accomplish the same consumer friendly setup in classrooms,
labs, etc. and
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I don't know Lee, in my mind is it the device maker's requirements to
work in both consumer and enterprise environment, or does the enterprise
wlan market need to figure out how to look more
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> does the enterprise wlan market need to figure out how to look more like
a consumer wlan? Is this a problem EDU's have created because of some
desire to provide a service that's more complex or invasive to use then it
has to be? Is there really a need to on-board devices and have them
associate u
I don't know Lee, in my mind is it the device maker's requirements to
work in both consumer and enterprise environment, or does the enterprise
wlan market need to figure out how to look more like a consumer wlan? Is
this a problem EDU's have created because of some desire to provide a
service that'
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I don't know Lee, in my mind is it the device maker's requirements to work in
both consumer and enterprise environment, or does the enterprise wlan market
need to figure out how to look more like a co
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> On Thu Jan 22 2015 13:47:18 CST, Lee H Badman wrote
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On Thu Jan 22 2015 13:47:18 CST, Lee H Badman wrote:
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> I know
On Thu Jan 22 2015 13:47:18 CST, Lee H Badman wrote:
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> I know self-promotion is in poor taste, but wanted to share this
>
> http://www.networkcomputing.com/wireless-infrastructure/the-case-for-wlan-interoperability/a/d-id/1318718?
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>
I think you’ve earned the right for a little self-pro
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Not sure I agree with the &quo
f *Hinson, Matthew P
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> Lee,
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>
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> Good write-up. I found myself nodding in agreement frequently as I read
&
Hi Lee,
The WiFi Alliance has never, ever, really cared about "end user" input from
Enterprises. Years ago, when I was leading a very large WLAN deployment, I
was able to attend as many IEEE sessions as I wanted. I attended mostly to
see what was coming (to plan accordingly) and to provide enterp
Lee,
Here's a bit of the opposition.
Search for products with Glass in the name:
https://www.wi-fi.org/product-finder-results?sort_by=default&sort_order=desc&keywords=glass
Zero hits
Search for products with Google in the name:
https://www.wi-fi.org/product-finder-results?sort_by=default&sort_or
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