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I agree totally. My phone company gives me access to their hotspots using EAP-SIM/AKA, which is really useful, but there's no way for an AP to advertise the EAP
by amaccuish 6y ago
I agree totally. My phone company gives me access to their hotspots using EAP-SIM/AKA, which is really useful, but there's no way for an AP to advertise the EAP methods they support which sucks. And EAP-PWD is awesome but like you said, rarely implemented. There's also EAP-GTC which I think allows you to do secure password auth as well.
We currently use PEAP with MSCHAPv2 since the user credentials are protected in transport and our domain controllers are pretty secure, but it'd be nice to be more flexible.