Multiple realms and network validation with WPA2 Enterprise

[Stefan Paetow]

>How would that be different from using a proper CA signed cert which we
>already have ?

The difference is that *you* control the CA, not some third party. You
want to ensure that your clients only trust *your* CA infrastructure. :-)

With a third-party CA, you're beholden to their security requirements (or
failures for that matter - look online about the Diginotar incident,
you'll get the drift).

With Regards

Stefan Paetow
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