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in a previous video we talked about the need for authenticating to a wireless network and of course there are many different ways that you could authenticate to a network and weamp;#39;ve used many of these different authentication methods on our different networks through the years the most common type of authentication someone would use is their username and their password and itamp;#39;s not unusual to add other types of authentication factors along with the username and password although weamp;#39;ll sometimes use these authentication methods for wired networks itamp;#39;s very common to also see this on wireless networks thatamp;#39;s mostly because wireless networks are sending and receiving into the air and anyone who happens to be nearby with a wireless device could attempt to connect to that wireless network many of the types of authentication weamp;#39;ll use for wireless networks are built on a standard framework called the extensible authentication protocol or eap the
