[Leaplist] Enterprise WPA and Identity Management -- WAS: low end SoHo wifi router/ritter

[Bryan J. Smith]

You're talking identity management.

Version 1 of IPA already does this:  
  http://freeipa.org/page/About  

Version 2 just hit Alpha 2:  
  http://freeipa.org/page/IPAv2_alpha2  

IPA integrates many components into a full identity solution.
In a nutshell, the former Netscape iPlanet capabiilities, but
wrapped around countless services -- including RADIUS --
as a single solution.

IPA is a crapload easier than trying to do it piecemeal.

-- Bryan

P.S.  It also replaces the IETF standard "people" schema with
the more Windows-centric "NTUSER" schema, so it integrates
with ActiveDirectory Services (ADS) much better.  This is more
of a customer expectation than for any other reason.


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From: "ray at brunkow.ws" <ray at brunkow.ws>

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,

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