be able to act >as a RADIUS client. Mine can not. I do not want to upgrade unless I >have to. >>Thanks >-Darren No, Radius is not required for wireless clients to log into the domain. However, a radius server can be used to authenticate the wireless...

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)...

Thanks, >Bob. The DWL should be defined as a radius client. Your policies (at least in IAS) will define which users (in the Active Directory or Domain) will be allowed access via the available radius client(s). Actually, upon reviewing what can be...

someone point me to a list of RADIUS client compliant APs for use in a Win2K3 Active Directory environment? Thanks -- Rob. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless () Can someone point me to a list of RADIUS client compliant...

RADIUS server.) ~ My question is how long the AP caches this information? For ~ hours/days/indefinitely until the WAN link returns? The idea is that you configure the AP authenticator (RADIUS client) to first try the external RADIUS server, the fall...

Hi Ken, You can can successfully setup PEAP-MSCHAPv2 with Microsoft IAS. From the Server/IAS side you'll need to configured the AD remote access settings for users or user groups, IAS policy and add the RADIUS clients with the proper shared secret....

do the trick. A ready made FreeBSD based firewall and router distributon suitable for this purpose is m0n0wall: Version 1.1 came out last week. This version contains a traffic shaper and a captive portal with a Radius client for WLAN access. We...

configured to present a logon screen then use its RADIUS client to authenticate with IAS running on an existing Windows 2003 Server (which BTW has an ASP.NET app with forms authentication running on it). It seems that I might need a RADIUS extension DLL...

of the client during the first authentication in an object called a TLS handle. If the client roams to another access point that is also configured as a RADIUS client at the same IAS server (this is an important point), the IAS server uses the cached...