Re: 802.1x was: [fw-wiz] IPv6 comes in the game

From: Victor B. Williams (vbwilliams_at_essvote.net)
Date: 05/05/04

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    To: "Andras Kis-Szabo" <kisza@securityaudit.hu>
Date: Wed, 5 May 2004 06:16:49 -0500 (CDT)

    >> Microsoft Windows 2000/2003 server does 802.1x auth fine. We use to
    >> handle
    >> wireless access as well as port access on certain switches in the
    >> network.
    > And do you trust in the security of 802.1x protocol on wireless
    > networks? (What is the situation with the first steps and the
    > key-exchanges?)

    I don't really understand the question(s).

    Victor.
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