802.1x - 3750G - XP Pro

Having issues with XP Pro users and getting consistant response using 802.1x on C3750G Switch.
Problem when user has an auto login and is part of a Domain.
Any experience, wise words?
Thanks,
Bob

Hi Bob , can you please give more details on the problem .
Thx ,
jasjeet

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And that if I had gone for the slower 2 GHz models then I could have run the 802.11n updater?
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As far as I know, from Core2Duo processors and up, there is an N airport card. Maybe, I am speculating here, Core Duo can't handle n speeds. If you have an Apple Store nearby, ask one of the Genius Bar guys, they will tell you if you can upgrade the airport card to n, but I have a feeling it is more of the Atheros chipset on the logic board.
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I have everything set-up (loaded software update,
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Extreme. Not sure if I am working on N mode though.
Is there a way on my MacBookPro to find out what
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Hardmac.com has post a step-by-step guide on how to upgrading a MacBook Core Duo from 802.11g to 802.11n using an 802.11n card from the Mac Pro desktop. The upgrade was also tested and confirmed to work with the AirPort Extreme 802.11n at 802.11n speed.
There is no reason that a similar upgrade shouldn't also work with the MacBook Pro.
http://www.hardmac.com/articles/71/
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From a post on xlr8yourmac.com:
" So I was really ****** about only having G because of being an early adopter. So I started looking what could I do about it. Browsing the net, I found out that the new core2duo machines actually use a broadcom chip (Actually as mentioned here previously, the Core2Duo MacBook/MacBook Pros use the Atheros AR5008 Chip, although the Mac Pro uses a Broadcom chip (not sure on chip version no.) - the Apple 802.11n enabler supports both. See notes on Mac 802.11n page here.-Mike) and this chip is the same one in Dell Wireless 1500 adapters. (Dell notebook mini card)
I bought one of those Dell 1500 cards on ebay, (I searched google and found the Dell 1500 card for as low as $52.xx, although an ebay auction had over 100 of them at $90 "Buy it Now" price.-Mike) and using the great guides on ifixit, change the card on my machine.
(He didn't mention which CoreDuo Mac he had (Macbook? Macbook Pro? iMac? Mini?) but I'm assuming a Macbook or Macbook Pro since iFixit's guides don' t cover the intel-based Mini or iMac.-Mike)
On boot, the card is recognized (and even more stable than the older one). The enabler didn't want to work (wouldn't install I assume he means) on my system though. So I opened it in pacifist, (available here-Mike) and moved the file to the System folder, and magic! I have draft-N in my macbook coreduo
Hope you can publish this and it helps someone.
-Julian"
William

Just out of interest, where's the third attenna?
802.11n might work on the chip, but you won't get 11n
performance without the third attenna.
Regards
Paul
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