There's three options you can take: Windows Policy Editor, ZWLANCFG, and
Aruba's configuration utility.
See here:
http://www.networkcomputing.com/blog/dailyblog/archives/2007/03/wireless_pro
pag_9.html
for more details.
Frank
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Here at Williams we wrote an in-house solution based on the Native
WiFi API (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms706556(VS.
85).aspx) that is doing the job well so far. If anybody wants to see
the source code, feel free to email me and I'l happily share it. The
nice thing about this so
Perhaps a link distributed would be helpful to anyone else wanting to see the
source code? I know I would also like to see the code.
Thanks for making it available to us.
Brian Beausoleil - Network Administrator
Office of Information Technology
SOUTHERN CT STATE UNIVERSITY
beausolei...@souther
Hello,
I am actually working for a British university, but a colleague pointed
out this discussion to me. I hope you don't mind me posting to your
list.
As it happens, i have been developing a wireless automatic configuration
tool ready for our new academic year in September. It works on much the
Cloudpath XPressConnect- formerly ID Engines. Very powerful- and a great
bargain.
-Lee
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