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Old 08-26-2020, 10:52 AM
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Default 46XX Settings File and 802.1X
We have 802.1X implemented and are looking for some feedback about using warnings for the certs.

We left the default settings and recently started gtting a bunch of trouble tickets saying the cert would expire in 60 days.

I don't like using our customer base as a reminder that we need to fix something so we are turning these warnings off.

How are others using this feature?

How many even have 802.!X implemented?

Thanks
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