12-17-2004 02:21 PM - edited 03-10-2019 01:56 PM
I found this message on a help screen in ACS.
Note: Users accessing the network through a Cisco Aironet network device can only be authenticated against the CiscoSecure user database, a Windows NT/2000 user database, an ODBC user database, or an MCIS database.
Can anyone point me to an explanation of why this is???
We use the Generic LDAP here so it is kind of an issue.
12-17-2004 08:10 PM
The local RADIUS (resident in the AP) only supports a local user list (or MAC list).
You can point to any other RADIUS server; how that server achieves authentication should be irrelevent. You can point to different RADIUS servers for different types of authentication (admin auth, EAP auth, MAC auth ...)
I've used freeRADIUS and WIN2003 SBS IAS to do MD5, EAP-TLS, and PEAP (WIN2K3 only ... haven't tried fR).
I'd suggest a good pilot trial before general deployment, but I believe you'll be OK.
FWIW
Scott
12-29-2004 07:29 AM
I think we are talking about different issues.
The message I mentioned is on the ACS server and seems to indicate that if you use the Aironet RADIUS setup on the ACS server then you cannot use an LDAP database as your user database.
Still looking for confirmation that that is a valid statement.
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