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Hey<br />
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We have a Microsoft PKI infrastructure and Radius (NPS) - Using 802.1x WIFI certificates.<br />
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We would like to use Google Chrome books on our WIFI - any guides? step by step? (still using certificates)<br />
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Mike
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Hey

We have a Microsoft PKI infrastructure and Radius (NPS) - Using 802.1x WIFI certificates.

We would like to use Google Chrome books on our WIFI - any guides? step by step? (still using certificates)

Mike

Chrome Books using 802.1x WIFI

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