IAS and remote DHCP server

[Alexander]

Hi,

I'm wondering is it possible to tell Microsoft IAS to use non-Microsoft DHCP
server, that is installed on a linux server? How, if yes?

Please, let me know.

Best regards.

[S. Pidgorny <MVP>]

No, that's nothing to do with the RADIUS server. Configure DHCP options on
your remote access server and network switching infrastructure.
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Svyatoslav Pidgorny, MS MVP - Security, MCSE
-= F1 is the key =-

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Post by Alexander
Hi,
I'm wondering is it possible to tell Microsoft IAS to use non-Microsoft
DHCP server, that is installed on a linux server? How, if yes?
Please, let me know.
Best regards.

[Alexander]

Thanks for your answer!

Do you know how to configure MS IAS for IP addresses assigning to wireless
clients?

Post by S. Pidgorny <MVP>
No, that's nothing to do with the RADIUS server. Configure DHCP options on
your remote access server and network switching infrastructure.

Post by Alexander
I'm wondering is it possible to tell Microsoft IAS to use non-Microsoft
DHCP server, that is installed on a linux server? How, if yes?

[S. Pidgorny <MVP>]

You can't configure IAS for that.

To give you an example: you can configure Cisco acces point to use IAS as
the RADIUS server and use PEAP authentication for the clients. That is done
on layer 2. The access point can still be a wireless bridge and use the same
IP subnet and DHCP server as the wired segment it's connected to. IAS has no
knowledge, or visibility, over the client Ip address allocation. It only
controls connections on the datalink layer.
--
Svyatoslav Pidgorny, MS MVP - Security, MCSE
-= F1 is the key =-

* http://sl.mvps.org * http://msmvps.com/blogs/sp *

Post by Alexander
Thanks for your answer!
Do you know how to configure MS IAS for IP addresses assigning to wireless
clients?

Post by S. Pidgorny <MVP>
No, that's nothing to do with the RADIUS server. Configure DHCP options
on your remote access server and network switching infrastructure.

Post by Alexander
I'm wondering is it possible to tell Microsoft IAS to use non-Microsoft
DHCP server, that is installed on a linux server? How, if yes?

[James McIllece [MS]]

Post by S. Pidgorny <MVP>
You can't configure IAS for that.
To give you an example: you can configure Cisco acces point to use IAS
as the RADIUS server and use PEAP authentication for the clients. That
is done on layer 2. The access point can still be a wireless bridge
and use the same IP subnet and DHCP server as the wired segment it's
connected to. IAS has no knowledge, or visibility, over the client Ip
address allocation. It only controls connections on the datalink
layer.

Svyatoslav is correct, and I would like to add that the primary use of IAS
is to centrally manage the authentication and authorization of remote
(dial-up, VPN) and local (802.1X authenticating switch and access point)
network access requests.