[Leaplist] low end SoHo wifi router/ritter as Bryan likes to call them

[ray at brunkow.ws]

Kevin Korb wrote:
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> The WPA2 should be on the router and in the wifi configuration on the
> computers.  It doesn't require a server.
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correct WPA2 personal is on the router, but i wanted to play around with 
WPA2 enterprise.  It requires some kind of 3rd party server/software to 
verify the key.  it requires a Radius type server like freeRadius,
> On 03/09/10 11:45, Ray Brunkow wrote:
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>> Oh now to figure out how to set up a server for enterprise WAP2 and see
>> how well that works.  need to read a lot more before I am ready to
>> attempt that project though.
>>
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