2015-05-06 9:47 GMT+02:00 Ben Humpert <ben@an3k.de>:
2015-05-05 11:12 GMT+02:00 Hoggins! <hoggins@wheres5.com>:
Hello list,
We're using FreeRADIUS to authenticate users to access our Wi-Fi. It works very well. The thing is : we use a mechanism that works perfectly for Android and Linux (NetworkManager) clients, but some can't access it, due to limitations. I'm thinking of some Windows flavors here.
We store our passwords hashed in a MySQL database, and recommend the users to connect using "WPA2 Enterprise (802.11x) using TTLS method and PAP for phase2.
EAP-TTLS is not supported by Windows 7 or older. However, there is a "driver" for it from SecureW2 which was licensed under GPLv2 until version 4.1.0 (still available on the net) but I don't know if older systems than Windows 7 are supported.
I just checked the SecureW2 software and actually it is compatible with XP, Vista and 7 and the license allows one to redistribute it. So if you want it I'll send it to you (536 KB zip). This is the same version which is still used (and sometimes provided) by plenty of universities to provide EDUROAM access for their students. If you instead want to buy it go https://www.securew2.com/products/enterpriseclient/ but the latest version doesn't support XP anymore.