802.1x secure protocol for Wifi

At my school, when users first access a webpage from the Wifi network, we are automatically redirected to a webpage where we have to enter a UserID and password. It is at the webpage where we enter the ID and password. Now, is this using the 802.1x method of network password? Thanks!

A A P L wrote:
Sounds like it.
Ugh...that's not good I was hoping that this current version of the iPod Touch would be useable with my school's wifi network. I guess not. I may just have to wait for the next versions to come out and hopefully this popular protocol would be implemented.

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