!!! Cisco 1100 Access Point Using PEAP to IAS 2003

Has anybody gotten The IOS Based Cisco 1100 access point working with
Ias as a radius server? I have been having problems with the ap not
sending the proper authentication request attributes using PEAP.
According to my IAS authentication request logs when compared to a
Cisco 350 series ap I am missing these attributes:
6 - Service-Type
5000 - not sure the data from the 350 shows the ssid
4132 - EAP-Friendly-Name

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/tre..._ias_log1a.asp

^ link to IAS attributes

Thanks

Russ Grotewold

RustyCage <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:<(E-Mail Removed)>. ..
> Has anybody gotten The IOS Based Cisco 1100 access point working with
> Ias as a radius server? I have been having problems with the ap not
> sending the proper authentication request attributes using PEAP.

On the computer you're trying to authenticate, are you running the
Cisco Aironet client software or using Windows XP zero-config?
Microsoft's and Cisco's implementations of PEAP are not interoperable,
so if you're using the Cisco client, I believe you may need to use
Cisco ACS instead of MS IAS for your radius server.

-Gabriel

I am using XP. I have had this set up with the 350 series ap for quite
some time. The problem was the "NAS-Port-Type" value was being passed
as a vpn instead of wireless 802.11. Fixed it with newest firmware or
could have set the properties for vpn instead of wireless on the IAS.

Thanks for the reply

On 26 Jan 2004 08:29:46 -0800, (E-Mail Removed) (Gabriel)
wrote:

>RustyCage <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:<(E-Mail Removed)>. ..
>> Has anybody gotten The IOS Based Cisco 1100 access point working with
>> Ias as a radius server? I have been having problems with the ap not
>> sending the proper authentication request attributes using PEAP.
>
>On the computer you're trying to authenticate, are you running the
>Cisco Aironet client software or using Windows XP zero-config?
>Microsoft's and Cisco's implementations of PEAP are not interoperable,
>so if you're using the Cisco client, I believe you may need to use
>Cisco ACS instead of MS IAS for your radius server.
>
>-Gabriel