New Intel Wireless Drivers for Vista Available, may solve some of the Wireless Connectivity Issues

Ed;
I give ya credit though;
At least you have the intestinal fortitude to admit that you made a mistake.
Those initials didn't teach that.
Happens to everyone.
glad you got your problem resolved.

Jeff

"Jeff" <scerevisiae@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Ed,
> Ya kill me;
> Too funny!!!
> and ya thought it was Vista all this time!!!
> And me;with no initials;tellin ya to look at your hardware.
> Take a break; a vacation; relax; unwind.:-) :-O :-)
> oh and
> PLEASE STEP AWAY FROM THE P.C.
> LOL LOL LOL
>
> Jeff
>
> "Edward Ray" <ewray@newsgroup.nospam> wrote in message
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>>I just downloaded the new Vista Drivers for My Intel 2200BG WLAN card. It
>>is now able to accept the "Access Accepted" replies from my Windows 2003
>>R2 RADIUS server and authenticate and join my AD Domain.
>>
>> --
>> Edward Ray
>> CCIE Security, CISSP, GCIA Gold, GCIH Gold, MCSE+Security, PE
>>

>

"Jeff" <scerevisiae@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Ed;
> I give ya credit though;
> At least you have the intestinal fortitude to admit that you made a
> mistake.
> Those initials didn't teach that.
> Happens to everyone.
> glad you got your problem resolved.
>
> Jeff

I still blame Vista, as it should have told me the drivers were incompatible
with Vista on install. I think you may drink the M$ kool-aid too much. I
neither love nor hate Microsoft; I just acknowledge its existence and deal
with it. Since most of my computer/network/data security career is spent
fixed owned Windows client and server boxes, my skepticism of Microsoft runs
pretty high. I still recommend to my customers that Microsoft OS-based
devices be unable to access the Internet directly, but with laptops you do
not have a choice. Personally I use a Mac laptop for penetration testing
and daily activities. Much easier to secure and more robust; no ActiveX to
worry about, which I recommend ActiveX be block by default on all corporate
networks (except for M$ because they are the only fools who still use it)

Most of my friends have left M$ for better jobs, so I have very little
contact there anymore. Microsoft DRM really blows and will end up being a
mistake IMHO. And this insistence on phoning home via Genuine Advantage has
got a lot of business owners pissed as well.

Ed