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Not quite on the enterprise wifi side, but I have been pleasantly surprised that iOS has alerted me when I connect to a wifi network with the same name, at a ne
by joahua 6y ago
Not quite on the enterprise wifi side, but I have been pleasantly surprised that iOS has alerted me when I connect to a wifi network with the same name, at a new location. So endpoints can play a part in this.
I’m not sure if there is some kind of MDM policy that would restrict locations that are valid for wifi use, but expect it is coming soon.
- jsjohnst 6y ago> Not quite on the enterprise wifi side, but I have been pleasantly surprised that iOS has alerted me when I connect to a wifi network with the same name Actually, that’s the exact opposite of what I was quoting. That’s client side detection, not “rogue ap containment” which is an entirely different thing. Rogue AP containment is where a Wi-Fi controller detects unauthorized APs within its AP’s radio range and sends client disconnects to the devices connected to it, effectively isolating (“containing”) users from it.