SV: Access Points and Active Directory

Hi,

Just use the radius build in into IAS to authenticate you users, you can even 
use certificates to archieve better infrastructure. 
Make a group “wireless users”  put in members and checkup whether the user is a 
member of the group when the user authenticates. 

My current setting on this labtop running here:
WPA – Enterprise, TKIP, Authentication: Peap, user credentials: Windows logon 
user. 

(it might be a problem getting shares from servers since this script runs whit 
logon, and at that point my laptop is not connected to network, the solution to 
this is to put on a certificate on the machines and validate the machines on 
the IAS server also.)

Hope you got something to go on :-)

Best Regards Ove Hansen
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Emne: Access Points and Active Directory

Hi,

We have got 10 Cisco Aironet Access Points . However we donot have a
AAA solution like Cisco ACS.

But we would like to authenticate wireless LAN users via Active
directory database before they can connect. Is it possible without a
AAA solution?  Are there any drastic implications if we do this .

Cisco ACS is expensive ...hence we donot want to buy unless it is mandatory!