Re: Seeking advice on Aironet 1232 config for visitor and staff access
- From: "Ned" <nedhart@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 25 Sep 2005 12:21:33 -0700
Thanks for your advice. I worked on this yesterday and used IAS to
authenticate visitors based on their MAC address. Switches were not
configured for VLANS and there wasn't enough time to configure them, so
I used the filters you mentioned and they worked. When a visitor comes
in, the admin writes down the mac address of the device and creates an
account named after the mac address in AD and adds the account to a
group called Wireless guest whose members IAS will allow to
authenticate. The IAS logs say the authentication type is PAP which
isn't secure but I I need something that will work with almost any
device that a visitor might want to connect to our AP so I will use PAP
until I figure out what to replace it with. The device (laptop) is
configured for WEP with open auth, and pointed to the correct SSID.
I'm sure there are better ways to do this, but this is a start. I will
continue to work on making it better. As for the WLSM mentioned by
Nick, I ever knew they even existed. I googled "WLSM" and found
something for the Cisco 6500. We only have a couple of Dell switches
and 40 users.
Thanks for your replies!!
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