11-27-2007 12:18 PM - edited 07-03-2021 03:00 PM
Is it possible to encrypt the wireless data between hosts and access point? We use TTLS and PEAP and were under the impression that ALL the data when through a secure tunnel but it appears we are wrong and only the authentication process goes through the tunnel. Any way we can set up encryption? Thanks.
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11-27-2007 04:06 PM
Implement WPA or WPA2, this will encrypt ALL data traffic between AP & Client following authentication.
Encryption master keys are unique to every client, change for every packet, update upon roaming and group membership changes (ie, somebody leaves / joins the AP)
Currently, the most secure way of implementing this is WPA2-AES, however WPA-TKIP is still extremely secure (still not cracked to the best of my knowledge) and has wider support from older clients.
11-27-2007 04:06 PM
Implement WPA or WPA2, this will encrypt ALL data traffic between AP & Client following authentication.
Encryption master keys are unique to every client, change for every packet, update upon roaming and group membership changes (ie, somebody leaves / joins the AP)
Currently, the most secure way of implementing this is WPA2-AES, however WPA-TKIP is still extremely secure (still not cracked to the best of my knowledge) and has wider support from older clients.
11-29-2007 11:56 AM
Ok. Well that is what TTLS and PEAP are so then yes those would be encrypted then. Thanks.
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