I've been playing round with this feature the past week and have some questions about it. Here is my situation:   1. We are going through a merger, one that hasn't been very well organized from an endpoint perspective. Both domains have EAP-TLS configured, with machine certs issues via internal PKI, GPOs pushed to use EAP-TLS for specific SSID, etc.   2. I have a need to find a way for machines from both domains to be able to connect to existing SSIDs on my network. Obviously, something like PSK is an option, but not ideal for obvious solutions. At a certain point in the near future machines and users will start to be migrated to the other domain. I honestly don't know if they will lose their PKI issued or machine certs or the GPO with the EAP-TLS settings, I'm assuming so.   3. I had the idea of using local auth and having a "generic" client auth cert pushed by all computers on both sides. Uploading the CA to the dashboard, and possibly enabling computers on both sides authenticate to the same SSID regardless of which domain the computer was imaged on.    4. When I upload the CA our current computers machine certs are signed by and enable local auth it works like a charm.   5. I used OpenSSL to create a new CA, server cert, and client cert. Uploaded the CA to the dashboard, installed the client cert on a test machine. Doesn't work. I've tried every combination of Windows settings for that SSID. I've tried uploading the CA, the server cert, and the client cert to the dashboard. I just get generic messages like "can't connect to this network". I honestly don't know why. The CA in in the dashboard. A client cert signed by that CA in on the machine. In my mind it should work. Yes, the CA is also installed on the machine as a trusted root CA.   Is this even possible or am I banging my head against a wall? ... View more

I recently sent out an MX67CW to stand up a location, but ISP probably can't make it out to install their equipment for another week. People are getting impatient there and it looks like we'll have to do LTE for maybe a week or less in the meantime.   We have a number of MX's on LTE all over the place, but I've never run one off a prepaid SIM and was wondering what people's experience was doing. I know the MX itself doesn't care, but has anyone been able to tie the ISMI of the SIM to the IMEI using a prepaid to get full bandwidth. I've always had to do this is the past and am not sure we are going to be able to get anything other than 800kbps down on this thing. ... View more

I have a questions for anybody using MR45s in the EU. What is the maximum power level it lets you set? I recently brought over some from our American office and changed the regulatory domain like a good boy, but now the maximum level 14 db, which I do not think is correct. This is severely under powered even when compared to APs bought off the shelves here in the EU. They become almost worthless.   Thank you ... View more