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Using RADIUS authentication in Access Rules - 10.Feb.2005 6:03:00 PM

massimo_m

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Hi everyone
I was wondering about using RADIUS auth instead of usual Windows auth to control Access Rules for my company.
My point is: In all ISA2004 documentation RADIUS is mentioned only to control VPN dial-in connections. If my ISA2004 is not member of an AD forest, I thought RADIUS can be used to authenticate outgoing web requests... but I'm trying to do it and I just can't figure out the process (Radius is specifically designed for Dial-in connections and no other kind of connections)..

Can you please confirm me that RADIUS auth can ONLY be used by ISA2004 for VPN connections?

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RE: Using RADIUS authentication in Access Rules - 10.Feb.2005 9:29:00 PM

tshinder

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Hi Massimo,

Yes, you can use RADIUS auth for Web Proxy auth. We have that in the book.

HTH,
Tom

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RE: Using RADIUS authentication in Access Rules - 11.Feb.2005 4:10:00 PM

massimo_m

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Thanks Tom but I just needed a tip not a new book ;-)

I think I've found the method to use Radius for WebProxy Auth.. The only things I can't find are:

1) When configuring access rules, in "Users" TAB, I select ADD/NEW, I see "New User Wizard", I click ADD/Radius/Specified User Name/ and I type MYDOMAIN\myuseraccount
is it right?

2) In my IAS Server, I think there is no futher configuration other than the simple creation of RADIUS Client. No Realms configuration is needed, isnt it?

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RE: Using RADIUS authentication in Access Rules - 27.Feb.2005 10:00:00 PM

Guest

Do you have to fill inn the domainname if you use radius? in domain\userid
If so, even if all users a a member of the same domain?

PS: i have ordered the book from the local dealer tonight..:-)

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RE: Using RADIUS authentication in Access Rules - 8.Mar.2005 11:57:00 AM

Guest

bump...no answer

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