Wireless adapter support Management Frame Protection

What are the wireless adapters and compatible with MFP (ccxv5)

I don't think there is a list for these. You just need to search using Google for:
802.11 wireless adapters ccx v5
This will show you some vendors that have specific cards that are ccx v5 but you will have to look through each vendors chart. If you want to see if some of your existing clients are ccx v5 compatible, you can issue from the WLC cli:
show client detail
show client ccx rm status
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Ieee80211w (Management Frame Protection) support

Hi,
I am trying to use Yosemite / Mavericks and iPhone last iOS version with an AP with Management Frame Protection active.
When I don't activate it I can connect to my AP (802.1x - EAP-TLS certificate)
As soon as I activate it, it is impossible to connect and I receive a Connection Error.
I have tried to do the same from a different system OS and it is working.
Is there an official support or un-support status of this technology or something in the roadmap?
Many thanks,
belette

I also would like to know if there is a plan for iOS devices to support 802.11w (Protected Management Frames), or maybe even a plan to let App Store developers offer this feature (assuming it is technically feasible and no official iOS support is planned)?
My home router, and almost all of my devices are now able to use this feature; my iOS devices are the last major holdouts.
Given the tactics known to be used by malicious actors and even companies trying to extort wifi fees (i.e. Marriott), I would really prefer to be able to use protected management frames without having to create a separate AP just for my iOS devices.
I have really been pleased to see Apple's increased awareness and support of their users' security and privacy needs. I hope that increased support will extend to this issue as well.
Thanks,
Rajan

Ver 5 Management Frame Protection

Hi
Version 5 Management frame protection wont allow to see what clients are trying to do. Even the association or de-association requests cannot be seen.
So how will other AP's detect rogue AP's or how they prevent the clients from joining the rogue AP
Thanks
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Hi,
detecting Rogue APs is not an issue. but preventing clients from joining that AP is the problem if that AP is MFP with CCXv5 clients connecting to it.
The AP can detect the AP and will report it. The wireless admin then needs to investigate and find the rogue deivce.
HTH
Amjad
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Does the e2000 wireless router support jumbo frames?

I can't find (unless I missed it) and reference in the e2000 documentation on how to set frame sizes. Is that supported? If so, what are the steps?
Solved!
Go to Solution.

An important fact is jumbo frames are not supported at speeds less than 1000 Mbps
I think Linksys E2000 already has Gigabit Ethernet ports.
And i think you can change the frame size on the Ethernet adapter properties if the adapter is Gigabit Ethernet adapter.

Management Frame Protection

Should I set MFP to required on my WLANs and under the AP authentication within Wireless Protection Policies on my WLC?
Currently running 7.3.112.0 but will shortly be upgrading to 7.4.110.0.
Will it cause any client issues?

I agree with Rasika.... This is something like all or none. If all your devices can't support it, then why do it as it will break things. Also if you don't run it in all your SSID's, why do it just for one. It goes back to, would a person who wanted to access your network, try to access it from a more secure SSID or a lesser secure SSID. Of course it's the lesser. Vendors have features and they have to follow with certain technologies, but as we know, not all vendors devices work well with these new/old features and device manufactures don't always have to follow specifics.
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WPA2 PSK Protected Management Frames Support

Hi I have been trying to connect the above printer using WPA2 PSK security mode with my router. This failed every time until I disable Protect Management Frames within the router. All my other devices connect fine some I have confirmed support PMF. As PMF is now mandatory as of July 2014 does HP fully support PMF with there drivers?

Few things I would just change:
Load Balancing................................... Enabled <---Disable this!!!!
Band Select...................................... Enabled <--- Disable this since you have 802.1b/g only defined in the WLAN
CCX - AironetIe Support.......................... Enabled <---Disable this too for now
Thanks,
Scott
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Wireless adapter not showing up in device manager

Hello all,
I am having a particularly frustrating problem. I was playing around with the memory timings to overclock my computer and all of a sudden, my wireless adapter ceases to exist to my computer. It does not show up anywhere in device manager (including no unknown devices or anything), only the Ethernet shows up. I have tried a system restore, turned off all OC and my BIOS is updated to the most recent version. Is it possible that trying to overclock my computer caused the wireless adapter to burn out? The motherboard I'm using is the msi x99S gaming 9 ack.
Any help would be very appreciated, thank you all in advance for your time to help out!

remove power cord from the PSU and >>Clear CMOS Guide<<
if the wifi card is removable, try to reseat it
also install latest killer drivers from:
http://www.msi.com/support/mb/X99S-GAMING-9-ACK.html#down-driver&Win8.1 64
[try older version as well if needs]

No supported wireless adapter in r500 2714 cto

I am not able to connect wirelessly because my adapter is not recognized on my R500 2714 CTO Laptop with Windows 7 Home Premium.

hey dilg,
check in your device manager and see if the wireless adapter is detected.
if yes, uninstall the drivers. (if not just follow the next step)
go to our support site at http://support.lenovo.com , download and install the wireless driver for your unit.
test it.
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Satellite T130 - No wireless adapter in device manager

I only got connected to the internet yesterday. The internet worked fine, but on shut-down I had the first round of Windows updates. Now I have exactly the same situation - no wireless adapter in the device manager, no unknown or 'other' devices (some posts suggest update driver for these then it will recognise). I had not played around with the system settings at all (only had the laptop for a month) and even restoring it to before I had the internet has not got it back. Interestingly when I turn on the computer the 'internet' LED on my router blinks for a few seconds - suggesting some communication as I am the only computer connected. Also as it worked fine before (and the laptop has not even been moved) I do not believe the many responses to posts about "hardware problems". After seeing many similar questions in this and the US forum I wish I had never bought this laptop. Because I have not seen any posts with a solution apart from taking it into the service centre!
I really don't want to go down the service centre route with a brand new PC. I will never again buy Toshiba unless they offer me a downloadable/phone solution when I call them tomorrow.
I really hope someone from Toshiba is taking all these posts seriously. Don't do a Toyota.

Hi buddy,
To be honest I dont know what problem you have.
First of all its not important if your notebook is brand new or not. Such problems can happen on all computers, even if they are only few days old. Every parts are electrical parts and can die always. Nobody is able to say when it happens or can avoid this.
For example with a new car you can also have problems after few days and then you also go to the service point. ;)
Back to your problem:
You can try restoring to factory settings. If this doesnt work it seems to be a hardware malfunction but make sure that WLAN adapter is enabled with FN+F8 key combination.
I doubt that somebody from Toshiba will read your posting. Its only an user to user forum where you can talk with normal users. Toshiba isnt your first contact person, its always the authorized service provider.
Here you can search for an ASP in your country:
http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com > Support & Downloads > Find an authorized service provider
Good luck and I hope I could help you a little bit! :)

Just boot camped mid-2012 MBP using Apple's BootCamp 5.1.5621. However, no wireless adapter is listed in device manager

[In Windows 8.1] When I access the Device Manager, it does not list my wireless adapter as one of the devices available. I have attempted to manually install the drivers from the BootCamp 5.1.5621 file.
I've spent several hours attempting to remedy this but have only found threads explaining how to solve the problem if the 802 adapter is already listed in the device manager.

I recently had some BT issue's in Win8 so I wrote a topic about this subject. Maybe you need to replace the Broadcom drivers as well.
Please have a look here:
Apple Wireless Keyboard Windows 8 problem
Good luck.
Marcel

Thinkpad T510 Windows 7 No wireless adapter found & device manager network adapters exclamations

Lenovo owners,
I was wondering if you could help.
I’m having issues with my laptop(Lenovo thinkpad T510) all of a sudden and cannot pinpoint a solution and it seems my laptop is getting progressively slower.
One day upon startup I could not obtain a network connection either wirelessly or even while connected. (I’ve never had a problem & even earlier that day , and even turned it on later that evening and had no problem, and now these issues are back.) I searched for connections and received a ‘no wireless adapter found’. I checked my device manager and noticed the yellow exclamation point next to all under network connections. When clicking on the driver the message ‘This device is not working properly because Windows cannot load the drivers required for this device.’
I tried updating the driver under driver tab, but to no avail, or I have the most current.
I’ve searched Lenovo forums stating to uninstall drivers and install but many people still have the same issue.
Does this sound like manufacturer issue or virus type relation?
Now my laptop seems to running slower and slower upon startup and shutdown.
Anyway anybody can help would be appreciated. I’m starting to get backlogged on work.
& Yes, the switch on the side of my laptop is turned on

Free AVG and Malwarebytes yep. Ive performed scans on both and no threats detected.Diagnostics results shown below. States exactly what Device Manager did and once i try to reinstall driver I get the Device status code 31 window(shown on the right). I've tried reinstalling drivers and restarting but no change in status. The only thing that happened since i that happened when i shut down my working laptop and when i turned it on and ran into these issues were Windows Updates upon shutdown. Any chance a wacky update could wreck havoc on all my drivers?
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Wireless Adapter Error 10 when CSM Support Disabled

After a motherboard replacement, my Thinkpad Yoga was returned with CSM Support enabled, causing a legacy bios and windows splash screen to appear.
I went into the bios and disabled CSM support to bring back the default black Lenovo boot up screen, but now when windows loads the Wireless Card reports an Error Code 10. I have tried updating to every driver and even refreshed windows to no avail.

I later disabled Broadcom Virtual Wireless Adapter and found that I could still use WiFi so I went on and upgraded to Windows 10 anyway. Broadcom Virtual Wireless Adapter does come off the list on Device Manger but I can still use WiFi regardless.

Non Functional Wireless Adapter: Visible and Functional According to Device Manager Doesn't Appear in IPConfig

Hi all,
This one has me completely lost. The user normally connects via a USB wireless adapter, which stopped working a few days ago apparently of its own accord. The device is detected and reported as working by both Device Manager, and the Network Connections
menu, however it doesn't appear at all in ipconfig- Not even to say that it isn't connected to anything. When I try to connect to a network, it reports no connections available as if it was out of range. However, I'm sitting right under a known working access
point.
The device is enabled in devmgmt, there is no physical switch to disable it, and the adapter itself is tested as working both on different hardware running Windows 7 and 8, and the same hardware running Slax Linux. Wired connectivity to the affected machine
appears to be fully functional, which leads me to discount the TCP/IP stack.
I've tried the default PnP driver, the driver that came with the device on a mini-CD, and the latest driver from the manufacturer. I've also tried a completely separate USB wireless adapter, made by a different manufacturer, which proved to have the same
problem with identical symptoms.
I've been through power settings, it is set to Maximum Performance as per the default. I've checked the WLAN autoconfig service, which is running and starting automatically as it always has. I've even checked registry settings suggested elsewhere on technet,
and those are fine. System restore produced no results. Virus scan came back clean.
The only two things that seem unusual are A) the fact that the adapter doesn't appear at all in ipconfig, and that Cisco AnyConnect VPN client begins complaining in the event viewer, error description "ROUTTABLE_ERROR_GETBESTROUTE_FAILED" - Presumably
due to the sudden lack of usable interfaces
With all this, I'm out of ideas. Thanks for reading, and any suggestions (even insane ones) would be much appreciated.

Hi Blexie,
According to your update, I think you have fixed it by yourself.
I am glad to hear the issue is resolved .
Thank you for share the solution.
If you have any concerns, please do not hesitate to let us know. Thanks again, and have a great day!
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No Wireless adapter

I just bought All-In-One ThinkCentre Edge (Free DOS)
System SN: xxxxx
System Brand ID: ThinkCentre Edge 62z
Machine Type and Model: 2117FMG
I loaded Windows 7 Pro, I downloaded all driver on support.lenovo.com
the wifi is not working, it shows no driver install
I checked Device Manager, no wireless adapter display only LAN
I just purchase this PC 3 days
*** NOTE : i bought the AIO purposely for the wireless reason.
Kindly help out
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Thanks for your prompt response.
This is the specification sent to me from the distributor before making the
purchase
RF5FMUM
Edge 62z AIO Non-touch Intel® Pentium Dual Core Processor G2030 (3M
Cache, 3.00 GHz) G2030 2GB 2.5"/500G/5400/SATA Slim Rambo No OS Wifi
1 Year On-Site
The only different with what they supplied is the RAM
from the download driver window i got: http://support.lenovo.com/ng/en/products/desktops-and-all-in-ones/thinkcentre-edge-desktops/thinkcentre-edge-62z/downloads/DS031469
This packages install Intel PROSet/Wireless WiFi that applies to the
following Lenovo systems
Supported systems
- Think Centre Edge 62z (type 2117, 2118)
Supported Operating Systems
- Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit)

Disabling Wireless Adapter

I want to run a Powershell Startup Script to disable the Wireless adapters on some systems. I thought I'd want to get some WMI stuff
Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_NetworkAdapter -Filter "Name = 'Intel(R) Centrino(R) Advanced-N 6205'
Then run netsh to disable it
netsh interface set interface "Wireless Network Connection" DISABLED
After looking at this I wondered why not just run the
netsh interface set interface "Wireless Network Connection" DISABLED
I don't really need the Get-WmiObject do I?
Orange County District Attorney

Here are a couple of scripts ( ps and vbscript ) that can be used on a dell bios.. You could adapt it to disable the wireless adapter in the bios if you want ..
( pcombobox app is on www.justcode.ca )
Powershell ( may require dell client management agent )
(gwmi DCIM_BIOSService -namespace root\dcim\sysman).SetBIOSAttributes($null,$null,"Wake On LAN","4")
Possible values are:
1 - Disable
2 - Add-in
3 - On board
4 - LAN
5 - PXE boot enable
6 - LAN or WLAN
7 - WLAN only
vbscript
' Set Dell Bios items
' Requires that the Dell Client Management software is installed
'Dell DCIM values
' Wake on LAN values
'Enables or Disables Multiple CPU Core support on next boot.
'Possible values are:
'1 = Other
'2 = Unsupported
'3 = Enabled
'4 = Disabled
'The actual values are not the above, but the below - Paul Jorgensen - Nov 2011 ( Dell gx760 )
'1 = Disabled
'2 = Enabled
'AC Power Recovery Mode
'1 = ?
'2 = ?
'Processor Logical Processor(HyperThreading)
'1 = ?
'2 = ?
Option Explicit
'*** Declare variables
Dim strNameSpace
Dim strComputerName
Dim strClassName
Dim strKeyValue
Dim objWMIService
Dim ColSystem
Dim objInstance
Dim oInParams
Dim returnValue
Dim strAttributeName(2)
Dim strAttributeValue(2)
Dim strAuthorizationToken
Dim psDellBios
Dim WshShell, objWshScriptExec
Dim psAttribute
Dim psValue
Dim pbAttributeFound
Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
'*** Check that the right executable was used to run the script
'*** and that all parameters were passed
If (LCase(Right(WScript.FullName, 11)) = "wscript.exe" ) Or _
(WScript.Arguments.Count < 1) Then
Call Usage()
WScript.Quit
End If
'*** request combobox input as to which bios setting should be updated
psDellBios = GetComboInput("pcombobox.exe /p:WakeOnLAN,EnableDualCPU")
WScript.Echo("This is setting ->" & psDellBios)
'*** Initialize variables
strNameSpace = "root\dcim\sysman"
strComputerName = WScript.Arguments(0)
strClassName = "DCIM_BIOSEnumeration"
'*** Set Variables based on combobox selection
If psDellBios = "WakeOnLAN" Then
psAttribute = "Wake On LAN"
psValue = "4"
End If
If psDellBios = "EnableDualCPU" Then
psAttribute = "Multiple CPU Cores"
psValue = "1" ' see value notes at top of script
End If
'*** Retrieve the instance of DCIM_BIOSEnumeration class for the TPM
Set objInstance = GetObject("WinMgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate," &_
"AuthenticationLevel=pktprivacy}\\" & strComputerName & "\" &_
strNameSpace)
'*** print out attribute if found
Set ColSystem = objInstance.execquery("Select * from " & strClassName)
For Each objInstance In ColSystem
'*** Check every instance
'iTKVal = objInstance.Properties_.Item("CurrentValue").Value(0)
'*** Auto On Hour and Auto On Minutes don't have PossibleValues and PossibleValuesDescription properties
If (objInstance.AttributeName = psAttribute) Then
WScript.Echo("Specified Attribute found " & objInstance.AttributeName & ", " & ( objInstance.CurrentValue(0) ) & VbCrLf )
pbAttributeFound = True
End If
Next
strClassName = "DCIM_BIOSService"
strAttributeName(0) = psAttribute ' Wake on LAn or Multi Core CPU, see psAttribute in query section above
WScript.Echo("strAttributeName-> " & strAttributeName(0))
strAttributeValue(0) = psValue
WScript.Echo("strValue-> " & strAttributeValue(0))
strAuthorizationToken = ""
'*** Retrieve the instance of DCIM_BIOSService class
Set objWMIService = GetObject("WinMgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate," &_
"AuthenticationLevel=pktprivacy}\\" & strComputerName & "\" &_
strNameSpace )
Set ColSystem=objWMIService.execquery ("Select * from " & strClassName)
For Each objInstance In ColSystem
Set oInParams = objInstance.Methods_("SetBIOSAttributes").InParameters.SpawnInstance_
oInParams.AttributeName = strAttributeName
oInParams.AttributeValue = strAttributeValue
oInParams.AuthorizationToken = strAuthorizationToken
Set returnValue = objInstance.ExecMethod_("SetBIOSAttributes", oInParams)
Exit For
Next
'End If
'*** If any errors occurred, let the user know
If Err.Number <> 0 Then
WScript.Echo "Enabling Wake On LAN failed."
End If
'*** Sub used to display the correct usage of the script
Sub Usage()
Dim strMessage
strMessage = "incorrect syntax. You should run: " & vbCRLF & _
"cscript.exe /nologo SampleWakeOnLAN.vbs <systemname>"
WScript.Echo strMessage
End Sub
Function GetComboInput(cbparam)
Dim sTempPath, sTempResult, sTempExitCode
sTempPath = cbparam
WScript.Echo sTempPath
Err.Clear
'WshShell.run sTempPath, WINDOWNORMAL, True
Set objWshScriptExec = WshShell.Exec(sTempPath)
' ***** BELOW - ** USE RegRead to read reg return value **** !!!!
'wscript.Echo WshShell.RegRead(testregpath)
'WScript.Echo Err.Number
Do While objWshScriptExec.Status = 0
WScript.Sleep 100
'WScript.Echo "this is the status code" & objWshScriptExec.Status
Loop
'**** if item was not picked from combobox, take action based on errorlevel
sTempExitCode = objWshScriptExec.ExitCode
If (objWshScriptExec.ExitCode = 0 Or objWshScriptExec.ExitCode = 100 Or objWshScriptExec.ExitCode = 102 Or objWshScriptExec.ExitCode = 101) Then
'If(objWshScriptExec.ExitCode > 20 )Then
Select Case sTempExitCode
Case 0
WScript.Echo "User clicked cancel"
WScript.Quit(0)
Exit Function
Case 100
WScript.Echo "User clicked return abort"
WScript.Quit(100)
Exit Function
Case 101
WScript.Echo "User clicked ok with NULL item"
WScript.Quit(101)
Exit Function
Case 102
WScript.Echo "User clicked ok with data entry"
'WScript.Echo " result is " &
GetComboInput = WshShell.RegRead("HKCU\Software\Green-Frog-Software\pComboBox\RData\PComboBox")
WScript.Echo " GetComboInput is " & GetComboInput
Exit Function
Case Else
End Select
End If
'WScript.Echo objWshScriptExec.ExitCode
'**** return the error value
'*****ACTUALLY - parse "cbparam" using the exitcode to return the
'***** the string required rather then run another function
'***** or run a generic function from here...
'***** this will make the function single line usage
'***** which is way more script friendly
sTempResult = pfParseResult(cbparam, objWshScriptExec.ExitCode)
'WScript.Echo sTempResult
GetComboInput = sTempResult
End Function
' ** Application: VB MapDrives
' ** Function: pfParseResult
' ** Purpose: match the errorlevel returned to the input string desired
' ** Update:
' ** Date: Jan 6 2009
' ** Author: Paul Jorgensen
Function pfParseResult(cbparam, pi_Result)
Dim sTempPath, sSplitFirst, piLen
Dim paParseArray
sTempPath = cbparam
'WScript.Echo sTempPath
Err.Clear
piLen = Len(cbparam)
If (piLen > 17) Then
sSplitFirst = Right(cbparam, piLen - 17) ' 17 = 3 for /p: and 14 for pcombobox.exe with spaces
End If
'WScript.Echo "this is sSplitFirst" & sSplitFirst
paParseArray = Split(sSplitFirst, ",", -1, 0) ' string, delimiter, count -1 = all, binary(0) or text (1)
'WScript.echo CrLf
'WScript.echo paParseArray(0)
'WScript.echo CrLf
'WScript.echo paParseArray(1)
' ie a valid selection was returned from GetComboInput, so use the return code ( pi_Result) which represents the item
' selected to select the item from the paParseArray which is the cbparam parameter minus the exe and the /p: with
' the /p: parameters split into the paParseArray ( ie D,L,R,S,V.... )
pfParseResult = paParseArray(pi_Result - 1)
'Do While objWshScriptExec.Status =0
'WScript.Sleep 100
'WScript.Echo "this is the status code" & objWshScriptExec.Status
'Loop
End Function
just code, no beer...although that would probably help..

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