Someone configure a TTLS and PAP Network with OS X 10.8.3?

I need configure a WPA2 Enterprise network connection, but in configure options It's have just in "Mode": EAP-TLS, How can I configure for TTLS-PAP mode? I wait for your comments, thank you,

I have a Mac Book Pro 2008
I have my MBP paired with Apple TV and use it all the time
My only complaint is that when I use the Apple TV remote it sometimes turns things off and on in iTunes.
Besides all the options from Apple TV I can listen to anything on my mac over my TV surround system thru Apple TV

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I had an extended network using 2 express units but one of them broke. The old network was setup with an older version of Airport Utility and I can't seem to repeat the set up a new network with the new express unit I have bought.
The simple setup procedure using Airport Utility 5.5.1 only appears to allow you to 'join' the remote Express unit to an existing network, there is no 'extend remotely' option.
I remember doing it last time by creating a WDS network which agrees with instructions I have found here - http://broadcast.oreilly.com/2009/03/taming-an-airport-express-wds.html
I set up the first Express as a base station with a network and select 'Participate in a WDS network' and 'Allow this network to be extended' under the wireless tab. Under the WDS tab I 'Allow wireless clients' and add the hardware address of the second express unit.
I then update the express unit but I get a WDS error which states, "This Airport wireless device is set up as part of a WDS network but no other AirPort wireless devices were found."
This seems to be a chicken and egg situation.
Any help would be appreciated.
Alan

Alan, welcome to the discussions!
It appears that you want to set up a WDS arrangment, correct?
But, I can't figure out whether you want to configure it with a "base" and two "remotes", or whether you want to configure it with a "base", "relay" and "remote"
Can you clarify? I'll send you a link with instructions from forum expert user Tesserax with step by step instructions. Just need to know what set of instructions to send.

MIxed Wifi and Powerline Network with Airport Express

Can anyone help set up a network using both wifi and ethernet?
I currently have a BT Home Hub ADSL router providing wifi throughout my house and 2 airport expresses to stream music from my iMac. The problem is that the sound occasionally drops out. I've tried most of the common fixes from the discussions but nothing seems to work reliably. My next step is to try and use powerline adapters. If possible I want to use the following configs simultaneously:
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Thanks in advance.

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Assign a separate name to each AirPort Express
Assign a device password for each device
Adjust Time Zone settings
Remove the check mark (if present) next to "allow setup over WAN"
Click the Wireless tab
Wireless Mode = Create a wireless network
Wireless Network Name = Same name as your BT wireless network
No check mark needed next to "Allow this network to be extended"
Radio Mode = 802.11n (802.11b/g compatible) a good choice
Channel = Automatic
Wireless Security = Exact same security setting as the BT wireless network. If settings are not exact, the network will not function correctly.
Wireless Password = Same password as the BT wireless network
Confirm Password
Click the Internet icon
Connect Using = Ethernet
Connection Sharing = Off (Bridge Mode)
Update to save settings and allow the AirPort Express to restart
When all Express devices have been configured, power down the entire network....all devices...order is not important
Start the modem/hub first and let it run a few moments by itself
Start each AirPort Express one at a time about a minute apart
Sart each network device the same way until everything is powered back up

Is this type of set-up possible - private and public network with Airport

We have an office network with Airport. We have internet with a cable modem with routers plugged to it. The network is not now shared with anyone outside the business.
But would it be possible to add a public component to our setup that would give others access to the internet but never, never, never allow them to enter/see/ mess with the private side?
Tim

Sorry to intrude, I came across this thread while I was looking for some other information and thought that there needed to be a point of clearification to identify some major security vulnerabilities.
With the current config, Cable Modem->Wan port of Router A->Router B plugged into LAN port on Router A
1. Traffic from Router A would see all traffic sent from router B out to the internet, if I was able to sniff the traffic on router A then I would see everything that router B was passing to the internet...not good idea if Router A is public, (traffic would not be encrypted since this is a hard line pass to the cable modem).
2. Router A will always be able to see the interface of router B (have to have it this way to perform the passing of IP traffic from one router to the other.) This means that router B will be open for brute force login attempts and any other vulnerabilities that the router might carry, again since this is being accessed from a publicly accessible network it would be hard to stop from happening in todays world.
3. Router B subnet - If you NAT all the IP's behind router A on it's on subnet (which would include Router B). Uunless router B truly has two interfaces (internal and external) you would not be able to use different subnets and expect to pass traffic all the way to the cable modem because it would not know how to get there.
Again, this post is not meant to cause annomosity, it is to help educate.
I personally think that the safer bet is to get a second hi-speed connection, physical seperation in this case is the best way to go, saves you the worry of getting attacked or snooped on, and keeps your private information safe from the public...unless that is something that you are willing to risk sharing.

Extending Time Capsule primary and guest networks with 2nd Time Capsule

Hi
I have two Time Capsules. The first is configured to run a primary and guest network. It is connected to an ADSL modem. All of this works fine.
The second Time Capsule is cable connected to the first, in a 2nd location (a next door building).
I want the 2nd Time Capsule to extend _both_ primary and secondary networks in its location.
How do I configure the 2nd Time Capsule (and the first if there is anything I have to do there to get this to work).
Please! and thanks...
Graham

Sorry, but the Guest network cannot be extended either through wireless or Ethernet.
If you would like to see this feature in a future product, you might want to let Apple know
Apple - Time Capsule - Feedback

Airport Express and wired network with static IPs

I have a wired network with static IPs. I have a block of free IPs I can use to connect to this network. Manually setting any of one IP from this block on my MacBook Pro via ethernet works great - full network connectivity including internet.
What I wish to do is add an Airport Express in between my MBP and the network, so that I may have greater freedom (wireless opposed to wired). Is the AX capable of this? If yes, what are the correct settings? Keep in mind there is no DHCP server on the network.
I have tried giving the AX an IP manually and then accessing it from the MBP having the AX share IP (effectively becoming it's own DHCP server?). This gives internet connectivity, but I can't see any of the servers on the network. I assume because I'm now on a new subnet.
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Extend both main and guest networks with a 2nd Time Capsule?

I have a 4th generation 2TB Time Capsule set up to broadcast primary and guest networks. I am running out of storage. I would like to increase my storage and I would also like to extend both primary and guest networks.
I currently use an older Linksys router (WRT330N) operating in bridge mode (wired connection to the TC) to extend the primary network, but it does not extend the guest network.
If I purchase a second (5th generation) Time Capsule to replace the Linksys, can it be set up to extend both the primary and guest networks?
From searching the forum, it appears not, but I'd like to confirm. Is true for both both wireless and cabled range extension options?
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If I purchase a second (5th generation) Time Capsule to replace the Linksys, can it be set up to extend both the primary and guest networks?
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A wired Ethernet connection between the two Time Capsules is highly recommended. If you plan to extend using wireless, the second Time Capsule will need to be located where it can receive a very good signal from the first.

Private and Public Networks with DHCP, DNS, AD-DS

Hello, I am a student working on creating a server lab at school and am curious if it is possible to set up a unique testing environment. I will describe what I am trying to achieve below.
I have roughly 15 servers inside of my school lab and want to learn some solid skills as I go out into the workforce. The server lab will utilize one server specifically as a AD-DS, DHCP, and DNS Server and another as a TFPT / Terminal Services Server. This
so that I can set up the rest of the servers as a PXE boot environment (This may not be practical in the real world, but want to get some experience with it.) In order to do this I am using a private network that I have created with the networking equipment
I have (Cisco 1800 Series Router, Cisco 2950 Series Switches) inside of the lab, but need to make sure that the servers in the lab can NOT talk to the rest of the world on the school network that will be plugged into the second NIC. This is so that I can download
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I am curious if it is possible to set up a AD-DS, DHCP, and DNS server so that it only communicates through one port and not talk to the rest of the world, as well as if it is possible to create a PowerShell script to check for Windows Updates on the school
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What you are attempting to do is quite common. A simple implementation can be done with what can be called a 'jump server'. That server is the only machine in your environment that has access to the internet. You must log into it first
before you have access to your lab environment. It's basically how I set up my lab.
The jump server can also host Windows Server Update Services (WSUS). This is a no-cost capability from Microsoft that can automatically download patches from Microsoft. I then use a group policy in my lab domain to set the update server of my
domain to point at the WSUS server. If fact, this sort of configuration is quite common in corporate environments, too. It ensures that corporate machines are not going out to the internet to download patches, allowing the corporate managers to
download and test the patches to see if they break anything before deploying to the rest of the corporate machines as a whole. So the jump server has one IP address that is routable to the internet and a second network on your lab's domain network.
The jump server does NOT run any routing software, so no machine from the lab can access the external network.
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Using an airport extreme in both bridged mode and guest network with DHCP

I currently use a third-generation airport extreme in bridge mode to connect my various Mac servers To the Internet. I'm using bridge mode on the AirPort Extreme because I have up to five static IP address (only using three now) I am currently not using the wireless network, and none of the servers are serving DHCP. I am looking at the Newer airport extreme with guest network Wi-Fi. My question is, does the new airport extreme base station support bridge- mode for any devices and host DHCP for the guest network connecting wirelessly to the base station?

The AirPort Extreme cannot be in Bridge Mode and support a Guest Network.
The AirPort must be configured to provide DHCP and NAT services if you want to enable the Guest Network function.
If you really do have a 3rd Gen AirPort Extreme, it will support the Guest Network feature if you connect the AirPort directly to a simple modem.....not a modem/router or gateway type of devices.......and configure the AirPort to provide DHCP and NAT services for the network.

How to configure cRIO 9004 and link it with Labview?

Today i tried to connect the cRIO 9004 to my pc using the serial cable
but unfortunately the controller was not detecting on my pc. Then I
turned on the IP reset button and tried connecting it using LAN to get
an IP address but it also didn't work. I was looking for drivers on the
internet and NI website but I couldn't find any directly related ones.
Status light is blinking slowly and continuously(one flash every
couple of seconds). According to cRIO 9004 manual it indicates "That the
controller is unconfigured. Use MAX to configure the controller.
Refer to the Measurement & Automation Explorer Help for information
about configuring the controller".
I tried MAX but its still not detecting the controller to configure.
It would be great if you'll could help me out with this as I'm configuring this type of a controller for the first time.
Thanks and regards
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Hey,
First of all get sure that you have LV RT and FPGA as well as the NI RIO driver installed at your system.
Then the easiest way would be to use a crossover ethernet cable to directly connect the cRIO to your PC.
Give the PC a static IP Adress e.g. 100.100.100.100. Deactivate Firewall and Virus Scanners.
Reboot the cRIO with IP Reset Switch ON, then it should appear in MAX under Network Devices with IP 0.0.0.0.
Give the cRIO also a static IP like 100.100.100.111, set IP Reset switch to OFF before saving this settings.
Now you can install the software at your cRIO also via MAX.
Then you should be able to find it in LabVIEW by right-clicking "Project UntitledX" and "Add Targets and Devices".
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NAT and Routed Network with Two ISP's on one router

I'm sure this has been done covered many times, but I am not finding it.
I have two ISP connections.
With ISP-A I have a /30 between us and 200.100.100.0/24 is routed to me via the /30 for thsi example we will say the /30 is 1.1.1.1 on isp end and 1.1.1.2 on my end
With ISP-B I have a 100.0.0.0/29 subnet. and the ISP gateway is on that subnet at 100.0.0.1
On the inside of my network I have devices using both 200.100.100.x addresses and devices on 192.168.100.x that need to use NAT.
I would like all of the devices on 200.100.100.x addresses to continue using ISP-A as their gateway.
Everything on 192.168.100.x should use NAT and go out ISP-B
I have tried
ip nat inside source route-map ISP-A interface GigabitEthernet0/1 overload
route-map ISP-B permit 10
match ip address 101
match interface GigabitEthernet0/1
set ip next-hop 100.0.0.1
route-map ISP-A permit 10
match ip address 111
match interface Multilink1
set ip next-hop 1.1.1.1
The problem comes when I have default routes to ISP-A in the router than none of the ISP-B traffic works, and vice versa.

I think for this to work correctly and be able to split traffic between the 2 ISPs, you would need to use BGP, because default is going to use one ISP or the other.
If you can use BGP, this link will help you in load shearing between multiple ISPs when you have one router.
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/ip/border-gateway-protocol-bgp/13762-40.html#conf4
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Best way to extend g and n networks with ethernet and AEBSn

Can anyone suggest the best way to extend both b/g and n wireless networks using a dual band AEBS, an AEBSn and AXs b/g?
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I have an extra AX. Wondering if I could do AEBS Main to cat5 to small switch in other part of house with cat5 to AX set to "join wireless network" to extend the b/g and cat5 to the AEBS set to "extend network" to extend the n component of the network in the same space?
Thanks,
Jim

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Dual N and G Networks with Airport Extreme?

Hey gang-
Was at the office store looking at some current wireless N routers, in particular Linksys. They claim to be able to run wireless G 2.4 gig and wireless N 5 gig networks separately and at the same time. One suggestion was to run home computers on the G network and media servers on the N network.
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Thanks!
Dave

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As long as you realize that you will not be "extending" the TC wirelessly with the AirPort Extreme. Instead, you will need to connect the two by Ethernet. To extend it wirelessly, would require setting up a Wireless Distribution System (WDS) between the routers ... which will definitely reduce the available bandwidth and compromise performance.

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Try setting up the monitoring RFC connections in SMSY. Once those are setup, you can pull the CCMS data in and view within tran SOLUTION+MANAGER.
If you need more detail, just update this message.
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hello ;
I have a WRV200.
I want:
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