The best we've come up with has been to have them remove CCA from
startup, and manually do the one-interface-at-a-time approach. As noted,
not ideal. 

If any of you are running CCA and not the old Perfigo, I'd be very
interested in knowing how are you managing wireless authentication and
encryption services apart from a proprietary Cisco solution.

- Gerard Duguay
Seattle Pacific University 

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[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Flagg, Martin D.
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Subject: Re: Wired+Wireless+CCA = unhappy

I brought this up back when it was Perfigo and the engineers told me
that it would be a major design change to fix this.

Martin D. Flagg
Network/Email Administrator

Hiram College

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Sent: Monday, October 17, 2005 3:47 PM
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Subject: Wired+Wireless+CCA = unhappy

All,

First of all - I love this list and don't think our implementation would

have gone nearly as well without it.  Kudos to you all.

Second - what have you all done to avoid having the CCA login box
repeatedly pop up on users who are connected to both wired and wireless
connections?  Is there any way to prevent this at a system level rather
than teaching 3000+ students how to only have one interface active at a
time?

Cheers,

Eric Weakland, CISSP
Director, Network Security
Office of Information Technology (IT)
American University
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