Hello,
is there a way to connect to such a wlan? I have not found information about it.
Are there plans to support it?
Support of WPA2 "Enterprise" (IEEE 802.1X/Radius)
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Re: Support of WPA2 "Enterprise" (IEEE 802.1X/Radius)
Does this need extra parameters to connect? (e.g. username)
I don't know if it is supported by the core library.
And I cannot test it myself, since I don't have such a network.
Re: Support of WPA2 "Enterprise" (IEEE 802.1X/Radius)
Enterprise mode needs a lot more then a passphrase sadly.
Look at http://techgenix.com/deploying-wpa2-ent ... usinesses/
There you'll find this:
Can the small ESP8266 CPU handle it at all?
Look at http://techgenix.com/deploying-wpa2-ent ... usinesses/
There you'll find this:
Honestly I doubt that is supported with the core lib.In addition to running a RADIUS server, the Enterprise mode also requires a more complex client configuration on the computers and Wi-Fi devices of the end-users. The Personal mode only requires entering a passphrase when prompted, and can usually be done by the end-users. But for the Enterprise mode you’ll likely need to install the server’s certificate authority (CA) certificate onto the clients (plus per-user certificates if using EAP-TLS) and then manually configure the wireless security and 802.1X authentication settings. It’s best for the IT or tech staff to initially setup and troubleshoot client configuration, or use a deployment utility to help.
Can the small ESP8266 CPU handle it at all?
Regards
Shardan
Shardan
Re: Support of WPA2 "Enterprise" (IEEE 802.1X/Radius)
It's been done (for at least one flavor of WPA2 Enterprise) but it requires using the chip manufacturer's SDK.
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