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[jamessimo]

Hi Guys

I currently have 4 radius servers. 2 in headoffice 2 at our data centre.

At numerous sites across the UK I have access points (cisco aironets). I want to manage the security keys via the radius servers.

Can I get the access points to authenticate with a windows radius server ?

How would it work?

Can I integrate with AD, if so How ?



Thanks for your help

[laf_c]

Yes, you can; just use the builtin IAS Server : http://www.cisco.com...08009485e.shtml

[jamessimo]

Hi Thats great in thefact that it mentions using the server with a Router. However in that link it mentions nothing about talking to an access point ?

Edited by jamessimo, 11 February 2010 - 02:13 AM.

[laf_c]

Hi Thats great in teh fact that it mentions using the server with a Router. However in that link it mentions nothing about talking to an access point ?

Uhhm - I never played with an AP, still doesn't have the same CLI as an ipbase router? I've used it many times IAS with the router's AAA options to authenticate users for different services.

[Sanginous]

EAP-TLS and IAS will allow your users to authenticate against AD and make certificate control easier.