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Configuring the RADIUS Server—Without Identity Driven Manager
Configure the NAC 800 as a RADIUS Server
3. In the Domain name field, enter the FQDN of your domain.
For example:
MyCompany.com
N o t e
In a domain with subdomains, the NAC 800 must join the parent domain
(rather than one of the subdomains). For example, you must specify
MyCompany.com,
not
hq.MyCompany.com
.
4. In the
Administrator user name
field, enter the username of an account with
the right to add the NAC 800 to the domain.
5. In the Administrator password field, enter the password for the user spec-
ified in the previous step.
6. In the Re-enter administrator password field, enter the password again.
7. In the
Domain controllers
field, specify the FQDN of your domain controller
(or controllers).
Domain controllers are servers that run AD. Separate FQDNs with a
comma (no spaces).
N o t e
In a network with multiple domain controllers, you should generally
specify all of the controllers. If you do not, you might see an error when
you test the settings because the NAC 800 bound itself to a different
domain controller than the one specified.
8. To verify that the NAC 800 can successfully join the domain, click the
test
settings
button.
See “Test Authentication Settings” on page 5-28 for more information on
setting up the test.
9. You are now ready to specify your network’s NASs. (See “Add NASs as
802.1X Devices” on page 5-34.)
Configure Authentication to an LDAP Server
Your network might already have a directory that stores user accounts and
rights. You can configure your NAC 800 to authenticate users against these
LDAP-compliant servers:
■
OpenLDAP
■
Novell eDirectory