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802.1X Deployment Tool Case Study at Swansea University GARETH AYRES
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Configuring Windows supplicant software is not technically a difficult task, even with the additional complication of including details about an institutional RADIUS server certificate or certificate distribution. However users are generally students and staff who don’t have much knowledge about or interest in wireless networks or login mechanisms. For such users, configuring devices properly for use on 802.1X networks can be difficult.
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Phil Mayers, Imperial College London NPS doesn't offer any conditional/branching features, or a way to bind a client/group to a set of policies, therefore you have to be careful to make sure your policies match appropriately. RADIUS clients Home service providers: you should create client entries for each NRPS under the "RADIUS Clients" section; be sure to set their "Friendly Name" to NRPS1, NRPS2, NRPS3 etc. so you can match them below.
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802.1X Supplicant Configuration The following instructions are for Windows XP SP2: other platforms or software may display different menus and forms but the same information will need to be entered.
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Much of the required behaviour can be achieved by configuring your mail software. The details vary considerably between products and you should consult the product documentation or present your requirements very carefully to any contractors managing your mailers. It is unfortunate that in many cases the default behaviour (the way the software works as delivered or following a standard installation, upgrade or patch) is to openly relay, so you should check after making any changes.
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Expected behaviour Internal means two different things, each of which is important when describing the action of a mail system.
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