I am using IAS to allow only domain computers to connect to our office WLAN
and it works great.  all of the domain computers connect fine.

but I sometimes need to allow other computers that aren't members of our
domain such as outside contractors, and clients to access the internet.

how would I go about setting up a new policy to only require a password, to
access the network? or are there better ways to approach this.  any white
papers?

-john

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There are better ways.
Guest-VLAN
Guest-VRF
Connections from guest to everywhere (incl. Internet and clearly identified
internal resources) are controlled through a security center (Fw, IPS,
SSL-VPN...). Ext usrs must authenticate on sec.center.

Kr,

Thomas

"John" <spam001(at)plasticcircus(dot)com> wrote in message
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>I am using IAS to allow only domain computers to connect to our office WLAN
>and it works great.  all of the domain computers connect fine.
>
> but I sometimes need to allow other computers that aren't members of our
> domain such as outside contractors, and clients to access the internet.
>
> how would I go about setting up a new policy to only require a password,
> to access the network? or are there better ways to approach this.  any
> white papers?
>
> -john
>

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