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| Configure a RADIUS server |
| After you install Internet Authentication Service (IAS) on your Remote Authentication Dial-In |
| User Service (RADIUS) server, you need to register the service in the Active Directory. Open the |
| Internet Authentication Service console from the Administrative Tools folder and click Register |
| Service in the Active Directory on the Action menu. |
| You can then also change some IAS properties, which isn't required in all cases. Just select |
| Properties from the Action menu and go through the dialog box. |
| An important step is to configure the clients that will be allowed to use your RADIUS server. Note |
| that these clients in the RADIUS terms aren't individual users or computers but are dial-up and |
| VPN servers that have special RADIUS client software installed. One such client is the Routing and |
| Remote Access server in Windows 2000 or a WLAN Access Point. |
| To add a client, right-click the Clients node and select New Client. In the Friendly Name dialog |
| box, type a name for the client (like VPN Server 1) and click Next. On the next screen, type an IP |
| address or DNS name of this client and the secret shares that are only known to the client and the |
| RADIUS server. Click Finish. |
| Now your server is ready. You just have to set up your RADIUS clients to use this IAS server and |
| the RADIUS server. The exact configuration steps depend on each individual client. |
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