Riku Voipio <riku.voipio at movial.fi> writes: >> This has been requested occasionally. It would help if you could come >> up with some kind of examples where this is needed. That they I could >> show that there's really a need for this. Technically there's no point >> of supporting 802.1x with WEP encryption, because TKIP is already >> widely supported. >> >> > EAP-TTLS with wep was the best *functioning* radius-authenticated > protocol supported by cisco access points (aironet 1100, 12xx). Yes > they supported TKIP and AES, but not very well *together* with EAP. Sorry, but I find it hard to believe that Cisco APs would not properly work with TKIP or AES. Cisco APs are of the best quality I have ever seen. And all the EAP tests in Wi-Fi certifications are run with either TKIP or AES (Wi-Fi Alliance calls it WPA-Enterprise, or something like that), so it's widely tested as well. > wpasupplicant already supports EAP-TTLS, how hard would it be for > a poweruser to use it instead of the current supplicant? Do you already know that N800 already supports EAP-TTLS, with TKIP or AES encryption? About using wpasupplicant. I think it shouldn't be too hard to use wpasupplicant on 770 or N800. The wireless extension interface to the WLAN driver isn't quite up-to-date, so you would have to do some tweaking there. And of course you would have to bypass all UI, icd and wlancond components. But it should be doable. -- Kalle Valo
