If you don't want to authenticate any users in the NPSDOMAIN then you could
do a "rewrite" in your connection request policy. Replace username
with OTHERDOMAIN\username. NPS can use basic regex to find and replace.
This can be found in Connection Request Policies, YOUR POLICY, Settings
then A
David,
We have been a Bradford customer and are currently running Aruba 3.4.4.x on
multiple M3 controllers. I tested 802.1x with Bradford, but our current small
802.1x testing is nor using Bradford. We are currently using NPS on Server 2008
R2.
Does Bradford have multiple RADIUS servers config
While we're talking about NPS and regex, just one note to be aware of.
When you make a connection policy, and your matching multiple IP addresses,
you might be tempted to use the following terminology.
10.1.2.1|10.1.2.2|10.1.2.3
However, be aware that it uses REGEX in the connection policies as
Make sure the Aruba controller isn't sending RADIUS accounting to
Bradford on port 1813. This has caused us issues in the past
overloading Bradford. We just changed it to a port Bradford doesn't
listen on ().
Steve
Osborne, Bruce W wrote:
David,
We have been a Bradford customer a
David,
I saw similar RADIUS issues when I upgraded from 3.4.3.1 to 3.4.5.0 I would
get RADIUS time outs. Very few authenticaiton requests got through. So as a
temporary fix I increased the timeout setting for the AAA authentication. At
least now the authentication goes through, but I still g
