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What is your setup? How do the wireless clients authenticate to the AP? RADIUS?<br />

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What is your setup? How do the wireless clients authenticate to the AP? RADIUS?


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Have you tried to force the GPO Update?<br />
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start&gt;run&gt;cmd<br />
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gpupdate /force
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Have you tried to force the GPO Update?

start>run>cmd

gpupdate /force

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Hi, in our company we have Active Directory 2003 and we set some policies to force to our clients , recently we going to run dot1.x for our wireless , we needs set Wireless Network (IEEE 802.11) Policies , I do this but in client this policy dose not applied ! how can I force this policy in any client which have wireless NIC ?
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Hi, in our company we have Active Directory 2003 and we set some policies to force to our clients , recently we going to run dot1.x for our wireless , we needs set Wireless Network (IEEE 802.11) Policies , I do this but in client this policy dose not applied ! how can I force this policy in any client which have wireless NIC ?

Problem in force GPO to Clients

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