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[Stefan Winter <stefan.winter AT restena.lu>]

Helo,

> Comment supprimer le profil Eduroam(TKIP) de l'installateur?

This topic is covered in the CAT manual for institution administrators at

https://confluence.terena.org/display/H2eduroam/A+guide+to+eduroam+CAT+for+institution+administrators

Quoting:

"Regarding the SSIDs to configure (options "Additional SSID" and
"Additional SSID (with TKIP)": You do not have to configure the eduroam
SSID yourself. eduroam CAT always produces two installer settings for
the SSID eduroam; one for WPA/TKIP and one for WPA2/AES. The generated
installers for this SSID will possibly be shown on your users' screens
as "eduroam (TKIP)" even if connecting to WPA2/AES-only hotspots. When
their computer chooses this profile for the connection this does NOT
mean it is trying to connect via TKIP. The operating system will
automatically choose WPA2/AES if that is available at the hotspot.

The reason for still including WPA/TKIP is that your users may roam to
other hotspots which may not have made the transition to AES yet. When
TKIP is configured, eduroam will continue to work for your users at
these hotspots; otherwise, they would have to reconfigure their computer."

Greetings,

Stefan Winter


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