On Fri, Aug 20, 2010 at 10:05 AM, rrperez <rrperez@apc.edu.ph> wrote:
Thanks for this response Fajar,
It definitely make sense, now I'm trying to install Open1x, but I can't find a manual on how to configure this. Do you know some references that can help me configuring Open1x?
No, sorry. You might have better luck asking on Open1x list, or just explore the options that the GUI provides. I've tested wpa_supllicant for windows (second link on my original mail) some time ago. The file README-Windows.txt has some documentation on using it (if you like using command line), but you'd probably want to stick with the GUI (which is pretty much self-explanatory). FWIW, officially my company uses Odyssey Access Client (there's trial version available: http://www.juniper.net/support/products/oac/ent/#sw) for Windows to connect to connect to wireless network, using PEAP-GTC, authenticating to Lotus Domino LDAP. I don't use it though, and simply use Ubuntu Lucid with its built-in network-manager (which can connect just fine). Whatever supplicant you use, if you want to go through PEAP-GTC route like I do, you basically need to configure the supplicant client to choose: - 802.1X (or WPA2 enterprise if it's not available) wireless security - EAP or EAP-PEAP, or PEAP authentication protocol (different supplicant may use different terms) - GTC or EAP-GTC inner authentication you may also need to disable server certificate verification (since most likely you'll be using self-signed certificate, at least for testing purposes) -- Fajar