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Ok I have done a significant amount of reading on this issue. All of the documentation found was lenient towards a domain scenario. I am in the process of setting up a RADIUS server for authentication on my network. Though I am in a Domain based network, the machines I wish to authenticate through my WLAN are not par of my domain, neither do I want to make them part of my domain. I have gone through step-by-step configurations and already have the Spa setup IAS setup and certificate installed on both server and client machines. Thing is I just do not seem to be able to get the clients to authenticate using the RADIUS server. Been at this for some days now. I would really appreciate some insight.
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by chris..
If this is win2k radius then you should be able to just create domain user accounts for them. The system doesn't have to be a member of the domain. If that is a no go, you'll need a seperate RADIUS solution that will permit nondomain account creation. Though this will cause you to have to create all of the RADIUS accounts yourself. Then again hopefully your secondary solution would be AD aware and auto create the accounts for you.
I've used the MS RADIUS solution in conjunction with CISCO PIX before and it worked like a champ.
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