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Securing Wireless WPA in Win2k3

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RicNagy - 28 Feb 2005 09:57 GMT
Let me start by stating what OS's and hardware I have.

Currently I am running Windows XP Pro SP2 on 3 clients and Windows 2k3 SP1
on my DC. I just figured out that you should not use the wireless group
policy till you fully fully understand it.

I have MN710's for the clients and a MN700 on the Server acting as an AP. I
am using WPA since it is the strongest.

The way it is currently configured I am able to use WPA but that key is
going to remain the same. I read somewhere about using a Radius Server to
randomly change that key and distribute it to the clients. How real of a
possibility is this and how do I go about setting this up. I'm curious how
the Radius Server will change the key on the Access point.
Ive read some of the documentation out there but nothing really specific. So
can I use a radius server with an MN700 and 3 MN 710s and how do I set this
up between IAS, Radius, the access point, the clients and group policy I
guess is the question?
S. Pidgorny <MVP> - 28 Feb 2005 11:10 GMT
http://www.microsoft.com/wifi is your friend. "Step-by-Step Guide for
Setting Up Secure Wireless Access in a Test Lab" is one about authentication
etc. - 802.1x is the same with WPA, whereas keying is changed (no more
rotating WEP keys)

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> Let me start by stating what OS's and hardware I have.
>
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> up between IAS, Radius, the access point, the clients and group policy I
> guess is the question?
 
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