Xenith Wireless authentication

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18. January 2012 at 21:51 #7076
TomCNC
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Hello,

I am trying to setup my Xenith client with wireless in my office. We use PEAP security which needs domain authentication to connect. I have got that to work but I was challenged by management to bypass the main login screen since you have already authenticated your domain account to connect to the wireless.

Does anyone know if this is possible? I would like an ini file generic for everyone in the company so pre-loading the username and password is not an option.

Thanks in advance for the assistance.
19. January 2012 at 10:34 #21673
ConfGen
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You can add
SignOn=Yes
DomainList=”your_domain”
DefaultUser=$WPUN
Password=$WPPW
to your wnos.ini and everything should be fine.

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19. January 2012 at 13:52 #21676
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That is awesome! Thanks for the quick response and amazing support! 😀
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