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Interesting RTS/CTS claim from hardware vendor...

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Last Post: October 26, 2006:

By jackman October 26, 2006

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Great suggestions and some of which I hadn't heard of yet (Intel driver, dumb mode and the Windows ServPack). I will have to check out the service pack that came out! Indeed, I've seen marked behaviorial differences based on the different drivers/client utilities/supplicants. I wanted to try letting Windows test it, but ran out of time. There were, however, a couple of other clients we did get working that were using the Windows WZC.

I definitely am trying to get the CWNE, but I travel by *$$ off and it makes it really tough. That's another reason why I'm trying to get on the posts because I need to learn more. Hopefully by end of year...

Thanks again for the input and finding the answer.

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