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I have a C++ program running on a Win2K Server that currently uses ADSI to
authenticate users of my application against an LDAP Membership Directory.

I need to begin authenticating these users against a RADIUS server also.
Can anyone tell me if ADSI can be used for authenticating against a RADIUS
server, or suggest another interface to facilitate RADIUS authentication from
a pre-.Net C++ client application?

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"kdc" <kdc@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I have a C++ program running on a Win2K Server that currently uses ADSI to
> authenticate users of my application against an LDAP Membership Directory.
>
> I need to begin authenticating these users against a RADIUS server also.
> Can anyone tell me if ADSI can be used for authenticating against a RADIUS
> server, or suggest another interface to facilitate RADIUS authentication
from
> a pre-.Net C++ client application?

This is not a programming group although some of us are programmers
and might help a LITTLE you will likely do better in a group which
concentrates on programming.

My guess is you will be best served by searching for RADIUS
client code NOT ADSI since they are indepent standards -- the
RADIUS SERVER may however be using ADSI to get the
actual authentication but the MS Server (IAS) already does that
part.

Good thing is that non-.Net code may make it easier to find source.

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Herb Martin, MCSE, MVP
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