Ok, here's the long answer.
Colubris Authenticatiion (now a part of HP Procurve suite of connectivity products) uses a PEAP client side authentication process.
From Colubris:
Networking
Networking
* DHCP Client, ARP (RFC 826), TCP (RFC 793), IP (RFC 791)*
*Ethernet clients*
* Up to 20 clients*
*WLAN Authentication*
* _802.1x authentication using PEAP_*
*WLAN Security*
* Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA2) with AES support; WPA dynamic or preshared keys, Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) using static or dynamic keys of 64 or 128 bits*
*Fast WLAN Roaming*
* Configurable RSSI threshold controls association with APs on same channel*
*Network Management*
* Fully manageable using Colubris Network Management System v4.0 or later (CNMS), SNMP v2c, MIB-II with TRAPS; Embedded HTML management tool with secure access (SSL)*
*Scheduled configuration and firmware upgrades from central server*
*Packet capture tool for Ethernet interface (PCAP format)*
*Automatically selects SSID on power-up*
*Find this at: *
http://www.winncom.com/moreinfo/item/WCB-200-US/index.html*
I have a funny feeling the PEAP is where things are getting a bit hairy.
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