Wireless Networking - On demanding to connect the wireless

09-23-2008, 07:15 AM

Hi all,
I setup a wireless for my office users. Use Cisco aironet 1200 series and
use IAS for authorization.
I would like to know have any methods to make the user connect the wireless
manually? Because i don't want the user connect the AP automatically when
they are power on the notebook.

Thanks
Jaylin

Jaylin

09-25-2008, 02:34 AM

Have any body can help?

"Jaylin" wrote:

> Hi all,
> I setup a wireless for my office users. Use Cisco aironet 1200 series and
> use IAS for authorization.
> I would like to know have any methods to make the user connect the wireless
> manually? Because i don't want the user connect the AP automatically when
> they are power on the notebook.
>
> Thanks
> Jaylin

Jaylin

09-25-2008, 02:41 AM

Jaylin wrote:
> Have any body can help?
>
> "Jaylin" wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>> I setup a wireless for my office users. Use Cisco aironet 1200 series and
>> use IAS for authorization.
>> I would like to know have any methods to make the user connect the wireless
>> manually? Because i don't want the user connect the AP automatically when
>> they are power on the notebook.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Jaylin
Did you look at advanced wireless settings? I see my wireless set to
"automatic". I'm not sure of the keystroke, but it kinda implies that
there is a "manual" option someplace. Sorry can't be much more help.

Big_Al

09-25-2008, 11:07 AM

Hi,

The automatically connect is already to un-check.... But it also search
the AP and make the connection.....

"Big_Al" wrote:

> Jaylin wrote:
> > Have any body can help?
> >
> > "Jaylin" wrote:
> >
> >> Hi all,
> >> I setup a wireless for my office users. Use Cisco aironet 1200 series and
> >> use IAS for authorization.
> >> I would like to know have any methods to make the user connect the wireless
> >> manually? Because i don't want the user connect the AP automatically when
> >> they are power on the notebook.
> >>
> >> Thanks
> >> Jaylin
> Did you look at advanced wireless settings? I see my wireless set to
> "automatic". I'm not sure of the keystroke, but it kinda implies that
> there is a "manual" option someplace. Sorry can't be much more help.
>

Jaylin

09-29-2008, 02:54 AM

Have any ideas??

"Jaylin" wrote:

> Hi all,
> I setup a wireless for my office users. Use Cisco aironet 1200 series and
> use IAS for authorization.
> I would like to know have any methods to make the user connect the wireless
> manually? Because i don't want the user connect the AP automatically when
> they are power on the notebook.
>
> Thanks
> Jaylin

Jaylin

10-01-2008, 09:06 PM

Hi Jaylin,
have you tried to un-tick the option connect if the network is reached
(sorry but translating my version into english so not sure about proper
formulations) in Connection tab of Properties of your network.
Basically, once you connect to a wireless network it is added to favourite
networks in Windows and unless you untick the auto-connect on every comp it
is re-connecting automatically.

Hope Im not too confusing.
"Jaylin" wrote:

> Have any ideas??
>
> "Jaylin" wrote:
>
> > Hi all,
> > I setup a wireless for my office users. Use Cisco aironet 1200 series and
> > use IAS for authorization.
> > I would like to know have any methods to make the user connect the wireless
> > manually? Because i don't want the user connect the AP automatically when
> > they are power on the notebook.
> >
> > Thanks
> > Jaylin

Mejla

09-25-2008, 02:34 AM	#2
Jaylin Posts: n/a	RE: On demanding to connect the wireless Have any body can help? "Jaylin" wrote: > Hi all, > I setup a wireless for my office users. Use Cisco aironet 1200 series and > use IAS for authorization. > I would like to know have any methods to make the user connect the wireless > manually? Because i don't want the user connect the AP automatically when > they are power on the notebook. > > Thanks > Jaylin Jaylin

09-25-2008, 02:41 AM	#3
Big_Al Posts: n/a	Re: On demanding to connect the wireless Jaylin wrote: > Have any body can help? > > "Jaylin" wrote: > >> Hi all, >> I setup a wireless for my office users. Use Cisco aironet 1200 series and >> use IAS for authorization. >> I would like to know have any methods to make the user connect the wireless >> manually? Because i don't want the user connect the AP automatically when >> they are power on the notebook. >> >> Thanks >> Jaylin Did you look at advanced wireless settings? I see my wireless set to "automatic". I'm not sure of the keystroke, but it kinda implies that there is a "manual" option someplace. Sorry can't be much more help. Big_Al

09-25-2008, 11:07 AM	#4
Jaylin Posts: n/a	Re: On demanding to connect the wireless Hi, The automatically connect is already to un-check.... But it also search the AP and make the connection..... "Big_Al" wrote: > Jaylin wrote: > > Have any body can help? > > > > "Jaylin" wrote: > > > >> Hi all, > >> I setup a wireless for my office users. Use Cisco aironet 1200 series and > >> use IAS for authorization. > >> I would like to know have any methods to make the user connect the wireless > >> manually? Because i don't want the user connect the AP automatically when > >> they are power on the notebook. > >> > >> Thanks > >> Jaylin > Did you look at advanced wireless settings? I see my wireless set to > "automatic". I'm not sure of the keystroke, but it kinda implies that > there is a "manual" option someplace. Sorry can't be much more help. > Jaylin

09-29-2008, 02:54 AM	#5
Jaylin Posts: n/a	RE: On demanding to connect the wireless Have any ideas?? "Jaylin" wrote: > Hi all, > I setup a wireless for my office users. Use Cisco aironet 1200 series and > use IAS for authorization. > I would like to know have any methods to make the user connect the wireless > manually? Because i don't want the user connect the AP automatically when > they are power on the notebook. > > Thanks > Jaylin Jaylin

10-01-2008, 09:06 PM	#6
Mejla Posts: n/a	RE: On demanding to connect the wireless Hi Jaylin, have you tried to un-tick the option connect if the network is reached (sorry but translating my version into english so not sure about proper formulations) in Connection tab of Properties of your network. Basically, once you connect to a wireless network it is added to favourite networks in Windows and unless you untick the auto-connect on every comp it is re-connecting automatically. Hope Im not too confusing. "Jaylin" wrote: > Have any ideas?? > > "Jaylin" wrote: > > > Hi all, > > I setup a wireless for my office users. Use Cisco aironet 1200 series and > > use IAS for authorization. > > I would like to know have any methods to make the user connect the wireless > > manually? Because i don't want the user connect the AP automatically when > > they are power on the notebook. > > > > Thanks > > Jaylin Mejla

09-23-2008, 07:15 AM	#1
	On demanding to connect the wireless Hi all, I setup a wireless for my office users. Use Cisco aironet 1200 series and use IAS for authorization. I would like to know have any methods to make the user connect the wireless manually? Because i don't want the user connect the AP automatically when they are power on the notebook. Thanks Jaylin Jaylin

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