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Topic Title: Cu-secure for linux? Topic Summary: Linux connectivity Created On: 08/24/2010 02:58:28 PM Status: Post and Reply |
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 08/24/2010 02:58:28 PM
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Hello, anyone out there know how I can use the cu-secure connection on my ubuntu linux system? Already got the cu-unsecure. |
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08/25/2010 10:52:12 AM
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nabond, Thank you for your post. I'm actually checking with our Network Team to see if they have had any success with this connection. The 802.1x authentication required with the cu-secure wireless setup may be the hang up. It would seem that we haven't tested it before. Here are the basics of the setup you will need and a website I came across that may help. Root Certifcates that you will need: ipsCA Global and (if available) ipsCA Main. Authentication is WPA2 and EAP type "Pretected EAP (PEAP)" 802.1x authentication and hopefully this website will help with that. http://www.nowiressecurity.com/articles/configure_8021x_authentication_in_linux.htm . Please let me know if this helps and whether or not you have success. Thank you. ------------------------- Computer Services |
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