on a mobile so this will be brief.
non-domain machines, when user password expires. test this. differnt
radius servers handle this good and bad.
test you logon scripts if you have any.
On 5/14/10, Lee H Badman wrote:
> Revisiting a topic from a few weeks ago.
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> We have successfully got fu
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> IAS policies on the same SSID.
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> Fac/Staff/Domain Computers (no students joined) get one VLAN and their own
> IP range with no a
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We've been doing this for about a year now and like Mearl said
heath.barnhart
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With the current design, yes the AD clients would be in a separate SSID but not
for that reason. It more of separating student and faculty traffic into
different
, NAT
addresses and other things in our systems.
Mearl
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We've been doing this for about a year now and like Mearl said it
pretty much just works. There are two main issues I've seen:
1. Signal Strength/Quality can really effect how well the process
up?
-Lee
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Thanks, Heath and everyone else. Do you who are doing
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We've been doing this for about a year now and like Mearl said it pretty much
just works. There are two main issues I&#x
We've been doing this for about a year now and like Mearl said it pretty
much just works. There are two main issues I've seen:
1. Signal Strength/Quality can really effect how well the process goes
on first login. If the user's profile already exists on the system and
the system is just gettin
Hi Lee,
We've had pretty similar success to Mike & Mearl though we use user auth
even for domain computers. Using Single Sign on which is built into
Vista/W7 (and group policy configured) we have set to authenticate to
wireless before authenticating to AD so an IP is received before
anything
Hi Lee,
As for question #2, Yes. Computer authentication is easily done, assuming
your RADIUS Servers supports it. I know FreeRADIUS, FUNK, and IAS all
natively support it. I'll also recommend the same thing as Mearl did with
the GPO.
We do push Wireless configs out with GPO's here, and for th
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