Hi, I have a test lab where my users connect to my wireless, then, theyre
are redirected to the CA authority to request and install a certificate.
This process include the creation of an account in the active directory.
When all this is done, the user change to another secure wireless network
that requires certificate and it works. I want to know if its possible to
authentication the user against a SQL database. I'm talking about
authenticate and not logging, all the information that I found was related
to how to enable IAS to log in SQL but that I want to authenticate with a
table of users created on the SQL Server. Is this possible? I would
appreciate any help. Any information explaining if is possible or not will
help me.
Thanks,
Nelson

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Hello,

"Nelson Guerrero" wrote:

> Hi, I have a test lab where my users connect to my wireless, then, theyre
> are redirected to the CA authority to request and install a certificate.
> This process include the creation of an account in the active directory.
> When all this is done, the user change to another secure wireless network
> that requires certificate and it works. I want to know if its possible to
> authentication the user against a SQL database. I'm talking about
> authenticate and not logging, all the information that I found was related
> to how to enable IAS to log in SQL but that I want to authenticate with a
> table of users created on the SQL Server. Is this possible? I would
> appreciate any help. Any information explaining if is possible or not will
> help me.

Using authentication based on a SQL database is not supported by the IAS.
Basically, there are 2 options:
1. Synchronize your Active Directory with your SQL database
2. Use a custom IAS extension that allows for SQL-based authentication

Sebastian

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