Want to know how to configure Radius using ACS,AP1200 and Centrino clients.

[sguerrero]

Need to configure radius authentication. Already tested with Cisco clients and all works OK. Iam using Cisco Secure ACS, AP1200 but final solution must work with Centrino and MAC.

Clients should authenticate with Radius using same username and password they use with Active directory. Do you know how I can configure this for these no Centrino and Mac clients?

With Cisco I have tested and all works fine. Using LEAP.

[rmiles]

On the Centrino and MAC clients what software LEAP client are you using?

[baileja]

You can not use LEAP on anything other than a Cisco Client Adapter unless it has Cisco Compatible Extensions (CCX) built in. If it has CCX, than you can download and use the same client adapter utility as the cisco cards (as if you had a cisco card builtin). If it does not have CCX, you must use a seperate form of EAP (like PEAP or EAP-TLS). Here is a link to the CCX compatible devices.

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/partners/pr46/pr147/partners_pgm_concept_home.html

[mcnaz-yeo]

Use INtel Pro Clients your will be able to use CCX which is LEAP, oe PEAP or EAP-TLS..

Regarda

Mc

[k.wagner]

This isn't exactly the same situation as we are using a saved username and password, but I got the Centrino card in several of our Dell Latitude D500's to work using LEAP. Oddly enough, there was a checkbox in the Intel Proset software under the LEAP options to "Enable Rogue AP Detection" that I had to check to make it work with LEAP.

[baileja]

Well, scince your using a CCX compatible card, you dont necessarily need to use that vendors card configuration utility. You can use Cisco ACU (Aironet Client Utility) to configure the client.

[mcnaz-yeo]

What you mean is that I can use ACU utility for intelpro which is CCX compatible for the card configuration, am I right?

please advise

Regards

Mc

[baileja]

Yes

[mcnaz-yeo]

I've try using 350 ACU version 6.2 .Which client should I be using thanks

Mc