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Re: Non-enterprise wireless devices
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Osborne, Bruce W)
Tue Mar 1 07:51:45 2011
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Date: Tue, 1 Mar 2011 07:49:47 -0500
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From: "Osborne, Bruce W" <bosborne@liberty.edu>
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I suspect the Samsung Fascinate can do 802.1x. It is part of the Samsung Galaxy S line of phones.
I have a Samsung Epic 4G that is part of the same line. It does 802.1x on Android 2.1 and Android 2.2
Bruce Osborne
Liberty University
-----Original Message-----
From: Todd Thomas [mailto:todd.thomas@uni.edu]
Sent: Monday, February 28, 2011 2:02 PM
Subject: Re: Non-enterprise wireless devices
This is perfect, Christopher, and well-timed. Thanks for sharing! If anyone else has something to add to the list, feel free to chime in.
-Todd Thomas
Residential Network Specialist @ the University of Northern Iowa http://www.uni.edu/resnet
On 2/28/2011 12:16 PM, Christopher Hickernell wrote:
> Here is a listing that I compiled a few weeks ago. The data was
> gathered from manufacturer websites, user's manuals and personal
> experiences. But there could be some errors. Let me know if you spot one.
>
> Device Operating System 802.11 Protocols
> WPA2 Ent. Support
> PC Windows XP/Vista/7 a/b/g/n
> yes
> PC Mac OS X a/b/g/n
> yes
> PC Ubuntu 9.04 Netbook Remix b/g
> yes
> iPod Touch iOS 2.0 or later b/g/n
> yes
> iPad iOS 3.2 or later a/b/g/n
> yes
> iPhone iOS 3.1 or later b/g/n
> yes
> Motorola Droid Android 2.0 b/g
> yes
> Motorola Droid X Android 2.1 n
> yes
> Motorola Droid 2 Android 2.2 b/g/n
> yes
> Kindle Wi-Fi b/g
> no
> Kindle Wi-Fi + 3G b/g
> no
> Samsung Galaxy Tab Android 2.2 a/b/g/n
> yes
> Samsung Fascinate Android 2.1 b/g/n
> ?
> Nintendo Wii b/g
> no
> Blackberry Torch 9800 Blackberry 6 OS b/g/n
> yes
> Blackberry Style 9670 Blackberry 6 OS b/g/n
> yes
> Blackberry Curve 9330 Blackberry 5.0 Device Software b/g yes
> Blackberry Curve 9300 Blackberry 5.0 Device Software b/g/n yes
> Blackberry Curve 8500 Blackberry 5.0 Device Software b/g yes
> Blackberry Curve 8900 Blackberry 5.0 Device Software b/g yes
> Blackberry Curve 8300 Blackberry 5.0 Device Software b/g yes
> Blackberry Pearl 9100 Blackberry 5.0 Device Software b/g/n yes
> Blackberry Bold 9780 Blackberry 6 OS b/g
> yes
> Blackberry Bold 9700 Blackberry 5.0 Device Software b/g yes
> Blackberry Bold 9650 Blackberry 5.0 Device Software b/g yes
> Blackberry Bold 9000 Blackberry 4.6 Device Software a no
> Blackberry Tour 9630 Blackberry 5.0 Device Software not applicable
> Blackberry Storm2 9550 Blackberry 5.0 Device Software b/g yes
> Blackberry Storm 9530 Blackberry 5.0 Device Software not applicable
> Palm Pixi webOS not
> applicable no
> Palm Pixi Plus webOS b/g
> yes
> Palm Pre webOS b/g
> yes
> Palm Pre Plus webOS b/g
> yes
> Palm Pre 2 webOS 2.0 b/g
> yes
> LG Fathom VS750 Windows Mobile 6.5 b/g/n
> ?
> LG Quantum C900 Windows Phone OS 7 b/g
> yes
> LG Vortex VS660 Android 2.2 b/g
> yes
> LG Ally VS740 Android 2.1 b/g/n
> yes
> HTC Droid Incredible Android 2.2 b/g
> yes
> HP Deskjet 3000 n
> no
> HP Deskjet 3050 AIO n
> no
> HP Photosmart Plus AIO B209a b/g
> no
> HP Officejet 6000 g
> no
> Dell P713w AIO b/g/n
> no
> Dell P513w AIO b/g/n
> no
> Epson WorkForce 310 AIO b/g
> no
> Epson WorkForce 610 AIO b/g
> no
> Epson NX515 AIO b/g
> no
> Xbox 360 S b/g/n
> no
> Xbox Wireless Networking Adapter b/g/n
> no
> Sony Playstation 3 b/g
> no
> Nook Color b/g/n
> yes
> Nook v1.5 b/g
> no
> Sony Reader Pocket Edition not applicable
> no
> Sony Reader Touch Edition not applicable
> no
> Sony Reader Daily Edition b/g
> no
> Microsoft Zune HD b/g
> no
> Roku HD/XD/XDS Streaming Player b/g/n
> no
> TiVo Wireless Network Adapter b/g/n
> no
> Apple TV 1st Gen b/g/n
> no
> Apple TV 2nd Gen b/g/n
> no
> ViewSonic ViewPad 7 Android 2.2 b/g
> yes
> Pandigital Novel Color Android b/g
> ?
> Pandigital Novel Personal Linux b/g
> ?
>
> Thank You,
>
> Christopher Hickernell, MCSE, A+, Network+, Security+ Network Support
> Specialist, ResNet Support Center Manager Clarion University of
> Pennsylvania Center for Computing Services
> G-13 Still Hall |Clarion, PA 16214
> 814.393.2218
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Resnet Forum [mailto:RESNET-L@LISTSERV.ND.EDU] On Behalf Of Todd
> Thomas
> Sent: Monday, February 28, 2011 10:35 AM
> To: RESNET-L@LISTSERV.ND.EDU
> Subject: Non-enterprise wireless devices
>
> We want to push wireless devices to using 802.1x with WPA-Enterprise,
> but we don't know how many devices won't support this since we don't
> yet offer wireless access. Does anyone have a list of these
> "home/personal wireless-only" devices to share?
>
> For instance, I know the WiFi-only version of the Kindle can't use
> 802.1x. What about game consoles? TVs? MP3 players? Printers?
> Cell phones?
>
> Any interesting accommodations you've made to allow these would be
> helpful, too. For example, an additional unencrpyted SSID, a wireless
> bridge, etc..
>
> Thanks,
>
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