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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Svyatoslav Pidgorny, MVP, MCSE
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"RicNagy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> 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?
>