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Re: WEP
From: Chris Steele <chris.steele () ANGELO EDU>
Date: Wed, 13 Jul 2005 09:06:53 -0500
We tried to deploy it in the early stages of our wireless deployment and as all can imagine it was a nightmare. We quickly moved away from it an are now using VPN and PEAP. Thanks Chris Steele Infrastructure Services Manager Angelo State University - IT 325-942-2334 x254 chris.steele () angelo edu *Everything is possible...The impossible just takes longer* At 07:47 AM 7/13/2005, you wrote: Understanding that WEP is relatively easy to crack, how many of you have moved away from WEP as an addtional layer of security for your wireless networks? What was your reasoning for doing so? Thanks, Chad McDonald, CISSP Chief Information Security Officer Georgia College & State University 478.445.4473 Office 478.454.8250 Cell 478.445.1202 Fax VP for Information Technology Phone (512) 232-9610 The University of Texas at Austin Fax (512) 232-9607 FAC 248 (Mail code: G9800) d.updegrove () its utexas edu P.O. Box 7407 <http://web.austin.utexas.edu/dau2> http://web.austin.utexas.edu/dau2 Austin, TX 78713-7407
Current thread:
- WEP Chad McDonald (Jul 13)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: WEP Dan Updegrove (Jul 13)
- Re: WEP Alt, Brandon C. (Jul 13)
- Re: WEP Christopher E. Cramer (Jul 13)
- Re: WEP Dean De Beer (Jul 13)
- Re: WEP Brenda B Gombosky (Jul 13)
- Re: WEP Penn, Blake (Jul 13)
- Re: WEP Chris Steele (Jul 13)
- Re: WEP Gaddis, Jeremy L. (Jul 15)
- Re: WEP Koerber, Jeff (Jul 18)