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wireless access authentication issueI've got 2 Panasonic Toughbooks running WinXP sp2 with Intel NIC's in our
service dept. using a Cisco AP. After the Pc's are shut down or go into hibernation / standby mode when waking up they don't want to authenticate with the AP. Once they do everything is fine until they shutdown or hib./standby. We never know what's going to make them decide to connect. Sometimes the only way I can get them to authenticate is reboot the AP then everythings fine all day long. I'm using WPA-psk, Cipher w/TKIP, Mac filters, static IPs, and key rotation on the AP. Could this be a Windows issue or is it going to be a NIC / AP issue? Brad I've had similar issues with different hardware, of course, You might try
configuring Wireless Zero Configuration\Properties. Show quoteHide quote "Brad" wrote: > I've got 2 Panasonic Toughbooks running WinXP sp2 with Intel NIC's in our > service dept. using a Cisco AP. After the Pc's are shut down or go into > hibernation / standby mode when waking up they don't want to authenticate > with the AP. Once they do everything is fine until they shutdown or > hib./standby. We never know what's going to make them decide to connect. > Sometimes the only way I can get them to authenticate is reboot the AP then > everythings fine all day long. I'm using WPA-psk, Cipher w/TKIP, Mac > filters, static IPs, and key rotation on the AP. Could this be a Windows > issue or is it going to be a NIC / AP issue? Brad > > > 
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