RE: Wireless GPO prior question, additional questions
So I finally got the time to "trial" the wireless policy and it works great in that it defines the network SSIDs. I do have 1 question though, is there somewhere I can put in the WPA key?
We're currently using Netgear WAG102 access points and they are set to WPA-PSK and TKIP.
If I remove the policy, the laptop will connect. Once I add the policy I can no longer obtain an IP address.
I should clarify, it will connect once I enter in the WPA key without the wireless policy. With the policy, it will not obtain an IP after entering the WPA key.
My previous question was here:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/25069569/Wireless-GPO-force-our-WLAN-when-in-range-allow-users-to-connect-to-other-WLANs-when-traveling.html
We're currently using Netgear WAG102 access points and they are set to WPA-PSK and TKIP.
If I remove the policy, the laptop will connect. Once I add the policy I can no longer obtain an IP address.
I should clarify, it will connect once I enter in the WPA key without the wireless policy. With the policy, it will not obtain an IP after entering the WPA key.
My previous question was here:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/25069569/Wireless-GPO-force-our-WLAN-when-in-range-allow-users-to-connect-to-other-WLANs-when-traveling.html
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I was not planning on RADIUS, only using WPA with a pre-shared key. The issue I was having is that although I typed in the PSK into the client, it still would not connect. Could it be in the 802.1x settings that I'm doing something wrong?
do you intend to deploy 802.1x with radius authentication or use a PSK?
see attached picture - but pic is old, and from petri.co.il. (Do not use WEP keys !!)