WPA2 & 802.1X with TTLS
Tunneled TLS (TTLS) is the second most widely used EAP method behind PEAP.
With authentication based on the user's username and password, TTLS enables 802.1X and WPA2-Enterprise
without the need for client certificates.
Unlike PEAP, which places limits on the user directory, TTLS is completely flexible and able to work with any user directory. The main drawback to TTLS is the lack of native support within Windows. Cloudpath is proud to work closely with SecureW2, the world's most widely deployed TTLS implementation, to support TTLS on Windows.
XpressConnect's support for TTLS is consistent across the wide array of operating systems and device types supported by XpressConnect.
Unlike PEAP, which places limits on the user directory, TTLS is completely flexible and able to work with any user directory. The main drawback to TTLS is the lack of native support within Windows. Cloudpath is proud to work closely with SecureW2, the world's most widely deployed TTLS implementation, to support TTLS on Windows.
XpressConnect's support for TTLS is consistent across the wide array of operating systems and device types supported by XpressConnect.
Key Features for TTLS Include:
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