Only one logon attempt to ACS before locked out

We are setting up a wireless network, and using ACS v3.3. We have found that wired users get 3 attempts to get their passwords correct, but wireless users only get one before their account is locked out. Being somewhat new to ACS and wireless, does anybody know why this may be happening?
Thanks in advance.
Rgds
Shaun

Shaun
It may just be a function of the wireless client you are using. I run into the same problem ocassionally, but it is typically user profiles which have user names and passwords stored. When they are required to change their windows password, they forget to change the stored password and end up locking their account. You should be able to see how many times the client automatically retries by using a bad password and using the command "debug radius authentication" on your AP. The Intel client has a setting in one of its .ini files stating the number of authentication retries (default=0), but I can't say about other clients without testing it.
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