> Mitel and Avaya support 802.1X with proprietary protocols.
> For Siemens, I'm not so sure.
Two facts:
Proprietary EAP methods that can actually complete in a reasonable
amount of time. Many of these have small security holes and thus are
not acceptable as standards. (I know, I wrote two of them myself!).
They have thin APs with a central switch, so the phones don't actually
roam in the classic 802.11 sense. Thus the 802.1X exchange may only
occur once (when the phone is turned on); then al you need is enough
memory for the code, and with advances in Flash that is now possible.
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