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procedures will vary depending on the RADIUS server you use and how you configure it. For this example, we use the Internet Authentication Service that comes with Microsoft Windows 2003 server.
Note: This document does not describe how to set up Administrative users on the RADIUS server. In this example, we assume you already have RADIUS server user accounts configured. You will need a RADIUS server user name and password for both this procedure and the following one that describes how to obtain and install a certificate on the wireless client. Please consult the documentation for your RADIUS server for information on setting up user accounts.
The purpose of this procedure is to identify your
Keep in mind that the information you need to provide to the RADIUS server about the access point corresponds to settings on the access point (Security) and vice versa. You should have already provided the RADIUS server IP Address to the AP; in the steps that follow you will provide the access point IP address to the RADIUS server. The RADIUS Key provided on the AP is the "shared secret" you will provide to the RADIUS server.
Note: The RADIUS server is identified by its IP address and UDP port numbers for the different services it provides. On the current release of the
1.Log on to the system hosting your RADIUS server and bring up the Internet Authentication Service.