On Mon, 10 May 2004, Jonn Martell wrote:
> Unfortunately no, but we would be very interested in getting this
> WPA-PEAP going on Linux.
The problem with WPA on Linux is that there isn't a method for passing WPA
keys down to the driver that is defined in the Linux wireless extensions.
I have been
Anton -
Based on the log output from IAS, it looks like you are using a domain
name with your user name. This is okay with the outer identity field, but
IAS doesn't like having a domain name in the inner identity. I am fairly
sure this has to do with how the hashed passwords are stored on the IA
Check out ndiswrapper.sourceforge.net. It allows you to use the Windows drivers in linux. I've used it with the Broadcom card (Dell TrueMobile 1400) that came in my Dell laptop.
Also look at prism54.org. The have a driver for Prism54 based cards. I've used it
Which RADIUS server are you using?
Which version of Xsupplicant are you using? You might try their 1.0pre
release to see if that fixes your problems.
--Mike
On Mon, 2004-05-10 at 21:33, Anton Royce wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Im trying to connect to a 802.1x authenticated wireless LAN using the
> linux
On Mon, 2004-05-10 at 22:04, Jonn Martell wrote:
> On a related not, has anyone found a good 802.11g Linux compatible WLAN
> NIC? It's amazing that vendors are making it this difficult!
Actually, a lot of the blame falls on the FCC. Open source drivers
cannot be easily produced for many of these
Unfortunately no, but we would be very interested in getting this
WPA-PEAP going on Linux.
On a related not, has anyone found a good 802.11g Linux compatible WLAN
NIC? It's amazing that vendors are making it this difficult!
Jonn Martell, UBC
Anton Royce wrote:
Hi,
Im trying to connect to a 802
