Digipass Plug-In for IAS Getting Started - Vasco

Digipass Plug-In for IAS Getting Started Initial Setup and Testing
2.3 Configure Microsoft's Internet Authentication Service
If IAS is newly-installed, there are some steps you will need to follow in order to get the IAS
Plug-In working with IAS.
The diagram below shows the basic process involved. For help in completing each of these
steps, see the relevant sub-section.
Register IAS server in Active Directory
Create a RADIUS Client record for the
RADIUS Client Simulator
Configure a Remote Access Policy
Give Windows User Remote Access
permissions
Enable Remote Access Logging within IAS
Image 2: IAS Setup
2.3.1 Register IAS in Active Directory
Register IAS in the Active Directory Domain:
1. Log on to the IAS server with an administrator account for the domain.
2. Open Internet Authentication Service in the Administrative Tools folder of the Start
menu.
3. Right-click on Internet Authentication Service.
4. Click on Register Server in Active Directory.
The Register Internet Authentication Service in Active Directory window will be
displayed.
5. Click OK.
Test Windows Login
The IAS Server must be registered in the
relevant Active Directory Domain before it
can access data within Active Directory.
A RADIUS Client record must exist within IAS
for the machine on which the RADIUS Client
Simulator is installed, or authentication
requests from it will be rejected by IAS.
Configure a Remote Access Policy to handle
logins authenticated by the IAS Extension.
At least one Windows User should be given
remote access permissions, so that remote
logins can be tested.
Configure IAS to log authentication
requests.
Log in with a Windows User account which
has remote access permissions. Use
Windows User ID and password. See .
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