If you want to go the route of auto configing the wireless wpa psk key then you can do the following..
On a laptop with wireless setup and working look at the wireless profile name..
run this command
netsh wlan export profile name="YOUR PROFILE NAME??" folder=c:\
this will dump out the profile to an c:\INTERFACE NAME - PROFILENAME.XML file
You can put that profile on a network share and call it in the imaging task sequence or manually or gpo or logon script or whatever with this command.
netsh wlan add profile filename="PATH and NAME OF THE XML file"
Key shows up encrypted in the xml file..
I have tested this deleted my wirless profile ran the command and it connected right up
Not saying this is at all secure, just giving an option.
Mark Sullivan
http://www.nteg.net
Post by D***@gmail.comIs there a way to push out PSK to desktop that currently are open from
GPO? It would save alot of time to push it out instead of touch every
laptop/pc at the client site. Thanks in advance,
Post by Florian Frommherz [MVP]Howdie!
You can't actually push out PSK keys with Group Policy. You could try
certificate based authentication, though.
cheers,
Florian
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