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6.
Optionally, if you want to manually create the shared secret to be used by the client,
enter it in the Shared Secret text box and confirm it in the Confirm Shared Secret text box.
7.
Optionally, place a check mark next to Request Must Contain the Message Authenticator
Attribute.
8.
Click Finish to create the new RADIUS client.
To delete a RADIUS client, do the following:
1.
Open the IAS MMC snap-in.
2.
In the RADIUS Clients node, right-click the target client and select Delete. Click Yes to
confirm the deletion.
To modify the configuration of an existing RADIUS client, do the following:
1.
Open the IAS MMC snap-in.
2.
In the RADIUS Client
s
node, right-click the target client and select Properties.
3.
In the dialog box, make any desired changes:
Use the Client-Vendor drop-down box to modify the name of the vendor of the
RADIUS client.
Enter the shared secret to be used by the client in the Shared Secret text box and
confirm it in the Confirm Shared Secret text box.
Add or remove the check mark next to Request Must Contain the Message Authenti-
cator attribute.
4.
Click OK to save your changes.
Using a Command-Line Interface
The
addradiusclients.exe
executable is a free download from the Microsoft website, installed
as part of the TechNet “Securing Wireless LANs with PEAP and Passwords” solution, using the
following syntax:
> addradiusclient -name:
FriendlyName
-address:
ClientIPAddress
-secret:
strClientSecret
The following command adds a RADIUS client with a friendly name of
CLIENT1
, an IP
address of
10.0.0.151
, and a shared secret of
cj4!5jksdt53!%^#$kcntST^s
:
> addradiusclient.exe -name:CLIENT1 -address:10.0.0.151
-secret: cj4!5jksdt53!%^#$kcntST^s:
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Note
Unfortunately, there is not a command-line equivalent to delete an existing RADIUS client.
