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How Do I Configure a Remote Admin User on a Microsoft IAS Radius Server?

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To configure a remote admin user on a Microsoft IAS Radius server, perform the following steps:

alt From the Internet Authentication Service window, click RADIUS Clients .

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alt From the toolbar, click Action , and then click New RADIUS Client .

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alt In the Friendly name text box, enter a friendly name for the Radius server. In the Client address text box, enter either the IP address or FDQN of the Radius server.

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alt Click Next .

alt From the Client-Vendor drop-down menu, click RADIUS Standard . In the Shared Secret text box, enter a shared secret, and then confirm the shared secret.

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alt Click Finish .

alt Click Remote Access Policies .

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alt From the toolbar, click Action , and then click New Remote Access Policy .

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alt From the New Remote Access Policy Wizard window, click Next .

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alt Click to select Set up a custom policy , and then in the Policy name text box, enter a policy name.

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alt Click Next .

alt Click Add .

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alt From the Attribute types list, click Client-IP-Address , and then click Add .

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alt From the Client-IP-Address window, in the text box, enter the IP address of your Radius client, and then click OK .

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alt Click Next .

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alt Click to select Grant remote access permission , and then click Next .

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alt Click Edit Profile .

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alt From the Edit Dial-in Profile window, in the Authentication tab, click to select MS-CHAP v2 , MS-CHAP , CHAP , and PAP, SPAP .

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alt Click OK .

alt Click Finish .

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alt Configure a remote admin user in NSM. For more information, go to How Do I Configure a Remote Admin User in NSM?

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