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Nukelear v.2 posted:I'm digging the free 100 device management that I can use to manage certs for WPA2 Enterprise and not need my people to use their AD credentials anymore. That way I can better restrict access to only approved devices. Trip report, free MR18 arrived, the wifi portion is solid. However using their device manager to do cert based auth is a bit wonky in Windows10 at least. Need to enroll in MDM as the end user, which means they need to get local admin rights on the machine to do the enroll. Otherwise the cert won't show up for the end user to use.
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I doubt many here are running any of the following gear from Ubiquiti, but if you are, update your poo poo: airMAX v5.6.2 airMAX AC v7.1.3 TOUGHSwitch v1.3.2 airGateway v1.1.5 http://arstechnica.com/security/2016/05/foul-mouthed-worm-takes-control-of-wireless-isps-around-the-globe/
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If you have your management interface exposed to the internet you deserve what you get
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What I got out of it was more that the whatever it is spreads by finding peers, since most people don't block mgmt clients from direct communications. So, all it takes for it is one way in somewhere - bleeding MPLS, lovely network at a site, and then it appears everywhere.
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Has anyone checked out v5.0 of Ubiquiti's new controller? From the looks of it, they are definitely trying to compete with Meraki but I'm curious if any of the features are actually as useful as the advertising makes it out to be.
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I upgraded my home controller last night. I'm not doing anything particularly special with it, but what features are you interested in?
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wolrah posted:I upgraded my home controller last night. I'm not doing anything particularly special with it, but what features are you interested in?
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Buying unifi gear is one of the best choices I have ever made. This stuff is amazing. I rolled out 3 switches and some APs this week. The unifi AP Edu are super cool.
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Do the newer iphone/android versions prompt a user to update their login password for 802.1x enabled SSID's if they reset their domain password? I see it was an issue on older versions, not sure about new stuff.
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Calidus posted:Buying unifi gear is one of the best choices I have ever made. This stuff is amazing. I rolled out 3 switches and some APs this week. The unifi AP Edu are super cool. How do you like the switches? I've been eyeing them for customers where I'm installing a lot of their WiFi because of the non-standard PoE. Now that the AP EDU has beta SIP support I'm getting one in for testing, if I can get my system paging properly through it those will be easy sales to a lot of people.
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Do not use an Aerohive 300series AP
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The 300 series are running ancient radios so I'm not surprised they are poo poo - they weren't great when they were new. I'm really torn on Aerohive as a whole - they have no clear direction they are going in at the moment and seem to be running around in a blind panic while their competitors get gobbled up by absolutely huge industry players. I can't see them not getting acquired soon but I have no idea who would take them that hasn't already got a wireless play. It seems like the sort of dumb thing Dell might do.
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Captain Foo posted:Do not use an Aerohive 300series AP We've got a pinch of them in our environment (literally a pinch, 6 out of 170 AP's or so) and I have to remember to skip over them for HiveOS upgrades. The reason? Any future HiveOS versions will remove all 5ghz DFS channels from the 300 series because they couldn't get updated radio firmware 
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Terminal posted:We've got a pinch of them in our environment (literally a pinch, 6 out of 170 AP's or so) and I have to remember to skip over them for HiveOS upgrades. The reason? Any future HiveOS versions will remove all 5ghz DFS channels from the 300 series because they couldn't get updated radio firmware They have a chipset that for some reason is just unstable and crap. Run 230s or 141s instead.
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I posted this in the Cisco thread and then read it back and realised I was talking about Wi-Fi, so I'll put it in here as well. I've been doing a bit of digging around the whole Cisco / Apple integration in iOS 10 (https://www.cisco.com/c/m/en_us/solutions/strategic-partners/apple.html / https://www.apple.com/uk/ipad/business/work-with-apple/cisco/), and as far as I can tell their three big points that have come about as a result of this collaboration are:
https://blogs.cisco.com/enterprise/turning-promise-into-reality-with-ios-10 Which again, to the best of my knowledge is just a bunch of standards (granted some of them are fairly new standards) that deal with roaming and how clients select APs to use. 802.11r and 802.11k for example have been in iOS since 2013, and 802.11v joined them a year later (https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT202628). So the only thing unique to Cisco is that they can disable those features unless the device is running iOS 10 to avoid causing issues, that and the marketing co-operation they now have with Apple. Like I said, I might just be failing to understand how this is a big deal, and maybe Cisco's point is more along the lines of "look what we managed to get Apple to talk to us about and implement for the good of everybody, oh and also our relationship means we are going to ensure compatibility in the future as well" than trying to pitch it as a breakthrough, but it seems they have gotten a bit carried away with the "only we can work nicely with iPhones and iPads" messaging, and their reps in the channel seem to be presenting it as this as well.
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Apple is a colossal pos wrt enterprise anything, this includes wireless
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At least their BYOD Onboarding is more efficient than Androids
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I am amazed that Microsoft gave up on the consumer market with their phone platform, re-reinvented it as an 'Enterprise' platform, and still couldn't figure out anything as elegant as DEP even with the ability to copy off Apple.
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It makes me sad my phone options are now just iPhone and Galaxy. Both are good phones, but Windows Phone had so much real potential, and pen input is great for an old person like me who can't type with two thumbs.
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