Hey Marc, "computer authentication" is a bit generic, since there is lots
of protocols for this. So, you mean RADIUS? IPsec? The good news is that
network protocols are standard, so, unless you guys are using something
proprietary (e.g. Active Directory), probably Linux supports...
I suggested you
Hello Marc,
Yes, also that workaround can fix it.
But as you had written in second email, you are fixing acces to he internet in
school. So, better will be solution to authorize notebooks and tablets for
students using WPA Enterprise with Radius. Radius can be configured to allow
only one int
Good afternoon,
This is somewhat of a follow up to the question I posted this morning. I am
getting a lot of resistance from our IT dept when it comes to Lubuntu devices
in our system. They are concerned with WIFI security for class sets of devices
with generic user accounts.
They have asked m
Hi Peter,
This sounds interesting. So I would configure the WIFI through the terminal and
the account credentials would not show up in the network connections GUI?
From: Peter Golis [mailto:gol...@centrum.sk]
Sent: June-16-15 10:03 AM
To: Marc Tremblay; 'lubuntu-users@lists.ubuntu.com'
Subject:
Hi Andre,
Apparently the mac filter works with our Chromebooks and iPads but not with our
HP laptops and netbooks and other hardware models. I’m not sure why. He just
old me that he can’t use that option with our Lubuntu devices.
From: Andre Campos Rodovalho [mailto:andre.rodova...@gmail.com]
S
Hello Marc,
Did you had try to setup WiFi network manually without use of graphical network
manager? This will avoid readability of password/passpharse if configuration
will be readable only by OS.
Peter.
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Od: Marc Tremblay
Komu
You might want a Key Manager. It stores the ciphered passwords to use later
on... I know there is gnome-keyring for Gnome and kwallet for KDE. I guess
it is opitional to use gnome-keyring with network-manager (nm-applet)...
I could not find anything about activating it, googling it I only see
peop
Good morning,
At our school board we have been converting all our older technology to
Lubuntu. Our network manager has brought up a problem that he views as a
security risk. He is not familiar with Linux and does not really like having
these devices on our network.
In Network connections, user
