Re: IAS Authentication (RADIUS Server) - using Oracle database
From: Jad Hammoud (jhamoud@idealcommunications.net)
Date: 08/29/02
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From: "Jad Hammoud" <jhamoud@idealcommunications.net> Date: Thu, 29 Aug 2002 13:22:04 +0200
To the best of my knowledge IAS is unable to do that.IAS is capable of
authenticating access requests received through the RADIUS protocol against
Windows 2000 native mode domains, Windows 2000 mixed-mode domains, Windows
NT 4.0 domains, or Windows 2000 local accounts database for a stand-alone
IAS server. The IAS authentication features and capabilities available to
administrators depends on a mode of a particular domain against which the
users authenticate.
Hope that helps,
-- Jad Hammoud ABEO (Ideal Communications) Celtec Bldg., Unesco P.O.Box 11-6876, Beirut, Lebanon Tel : 961 1 816637 ext 3307 Fax : 961 1 319135 "Murugan V V" <muruganvv@nestec.net> wrote in message news:838001c24e60$7bfb9f30$36ef2ecf@tkmsftngxa12... > Using IAS, Can I authenticate a user, whose information is > stored in an oracle database? > > Is it possible to connect IAS to any external database?
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