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Well, now it's time to implement wireless. I'm thinking of the following AP:
http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=415
BrucekConvergent,
Sounds good. A question about the certs:
1. Are these x.509 certs. created on the Astaro itself?
2. One certificate for each client that match a certificate on the astaro, right?
3. Does the user need to type username and password with certificate, or is the cert. the only thing needed?
Thank you
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3. They will need to enter a "pin" if you are using the Astaro Secure Client (highly recommended, BTW).
And I agree with Mority, I'd stay away from Dlink.. I've used Netgear with limited success (compatibility / stability issues), the same goes for Linksys. I prefer to spend the extra money on a 3COM access point... I've had good success with them, and they are relatively inexpensive. If you have the money, Cisco is good too, but I use 3COM because there's no need in spending the extra money for Cisco.
3. Is the Astaro Secure Client only available for Windows? I have a few apple computers with OSX.
3. Is the Astaro Secure Client only available for Windows? I have a few apple computers with OSX.
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