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"Using ADAM for 802.1x with NPS" & "
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g***@gmail.com
2009-03-17 22:22:55 UTC
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Question # 1:

Is there a way to utilise user accounts that are present in an ADAM
instance to authenticate via Windows Server 2008 - NPS rather than an
AD account for wired and wireless 802.1x? Specifically looking to
address 802.1x feasibility for external accounts that are not in AD
but rather in ADAM.

Question # 2:

If using "user" certificates for external users for remote sites, what
would be the best way to decipher v-lan assignment as they have no AD
account and assuming ADAM will not work to authenticate/authorise.

Cheers!

-GW
S. Pidgorny
2009-04-11 23:20:54 UTC
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#1: NPS will use AD DS and not LDS (ADAM)
#2: If you'll use user certificates for EAP-TLS, you'll have to have AD
accounts for the clients
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Svyatoslav Pidgorny, MCSE, RHCE
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Post by g***@gmail.com
Is there a way to utilise user accounts that are present in an ADAM
instance to authenticate via Windows Server 2008 - NPS rather than an
AD account for wired and wireless 802.1x? Specifically looking to
address 802.1x feasibility for external accounts that are not in AD
but rather in ADAM.
If using "user" certificates for external users for remote sites, what
would be the best way to decipher v-lan assignment as they have no AD
account and assuming ADAM will not work to authenticate/authorise.
Cheers!
-GW
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