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| − | How to connect to the midd_secure wireless network.
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| − | == See also ==
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| − | * [[Ubuntu#midd_secure|Midd_secure on Ubuntu]]
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| − | * [[Wireless Troubleshooting]] - general wireless and Midd_unplugged troubleshooting
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| − | == Windows Vista ==
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| − | See these configuration steps: [http://www.middlebury.edu/academics/lis/help/helpdesk/documentation/network/wireless/wireless_config_vista.htm How to configure Vista for midd_secure]
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| − | Setting midd_secure up as a WPA2 Enterprise network has been fairly successful but I have no idea in what version of Vista this works/does not work. You should be able to do so by setting up a network manually and editing the settings of that manually set up network.
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| − | == Mac OSX 10.3 (Panther) ==
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| − | * 10.3 (Panther) is not compatible with midd_secure. Also, some iBook G4s are not compatible with midd_secure, regardless of the OS.
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| − | * Delete midd_secure and midd_unplugged entries in System Preferences => Network => Airport => Airport tab
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| − | * Delete 802.1X profiles in System Preferences => Network => Airport => 802.1X tab
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| − | * Delete desertcat certificate in Keychain Access
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| − | * Delete midd_secure entry in Keychain Access
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| − | * Uninstall PeerGuardian (if it's installed, it's a 3rd party app)
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| − | * Try starting the mac in safe boot and try the wireless there.
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| − | == Mac OSX 10.4 (Tiger) ==
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| − | See also:
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| − | * [http://www.middlebury.edu/academics/lis/help/helpdesk/documentation/network/wireless/rd_midd_secure_mac_osx.htm Configure midd_secure on Mac OS X Tiger]
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| − | * [https://mediawiki.middlebury.edu/wikis/LIS/images/5/58/Midd_secure-mac-troubleshooting.pdf Troubleshooting midd_secure on a Mac]
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| − | ==== Basic connection on OSX 10.4 ====
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| − | # Click on the airport icon.
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| − | # Select midd_secure.
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| − | # Enter username and password.
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| − | # Do not check the "Remember my password in my keychain" box.
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| − | # Hit OK.
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| − | # A window with the title "Verify Certificate" will appear. Click "Continue".
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| − | ==== Troubleshooting on OSX 10.4 ====
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| − | Sometimes OSX fails to connect to midd_secure because its "remembered" settings become corrupted and conflict with midd_secure settings. This generally shows up as a "WPA error". Use the following steps to remove all midd_secure-related settings on the computer, then you can try connecting "cleanly".
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| − | First, remove all wireless network connection settings:
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| − | # Go to network connect
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| − | :You can do this by clicking on the airport icon on the MacOS X menu and selecting "Open Internet Connect..."
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| − | # Go to the the "802.1X" tab.
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| − | # On the configuration option, use the drop-down menu to select "Edit Configurations..."
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| − | # Remove all previously saved connection settings.
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| − | # Hit OK and close Internet Connect.
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| − | After those steps, remove saved passwords from Keychain:
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| − | # Go to the "Utilities" folder in the "Applications" folder
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| − | :While in finder you may use, apple-shift-U or go->Utilities, to navigate to the utilities folder
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| − | # Fire up "Keychain Access"
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| − | # Look for an "oncila.middlebury.edu" certificate and delete it
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| − | # Delete anything that says "midd_secure" or "WPA Midd_secure" on it. "Basically anything that you removed in the earlier step."
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| − | # Close the Keychain Access application.
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| − | After these steps, try connecting to Midd_secure as directed above. You should be able to connect now.
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| − | == Mac OSX 10.5 (Leopard) ==
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| − | General troubleshooting steps:
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| − | # Have customer login to his/her account. Have customer nearby during the procedure.
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| − | # Open System Preferences => Network
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| − | # Select Airport from the list on the left, then click the Advanced button in the lower right corner
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| − | # Under the airport tab, delete midd_secure
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| − | # Under the 802.1x tab delete any entries relating to midd_secure
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| − | # Click the OK button in the lower right corner, then click the Apply button in the lower right corner
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| − | # Open Keychain Access (Finder => Go => Utilities)
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| − | # Select login from the list on the left, click on "All Items" in the list on the left
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| − | # Delete any keychain entries that have midd_secure in the name.
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| − | # Delete any keychain entries that have '''desertcat''' or '''oncilla''' in the name<br>
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| − | # Restart
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| − | # Connect to midd_unplugged, make sure that works
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| − | # From the airport menu select midd_secure, enter username and password. It's recommended that you UNCHECK "remember this network"
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| − | Other tips:
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| − | * midd_secure sometimes breaks because Mac OS X remembers the settings incorrectly, or remembers the customer's OLD password. If you don't let Mac OS X save the settings for midd_secure, then it won't break in the future.
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| − | * See also [https://mediawiki.middlebury.edu/wikis/LIS/images/5/58/Midd_secure-mac-troubleshooting.pdf Troubleshooting midd_secure on a Mac] (Powerpoint presentation)
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