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free radius has the radclient tool that you can use to ask any radius question.<br />
<a href="http://www.freeradius.org/" rel="ugc">http://www.freeradius.org/</a>&nbsp; - for more info
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free radius has the radclient tool that you can use to ask any radius question.
http://www.freeradius.org/ [http://www.freeradius.org/]  - for more info

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No problem,<br />
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I just wished to mention a part of the tool, not to change the radius setup...
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No problem,

I just wished to mention a part of the tool, not to change the radius setup...

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Here is my problem: I have 5 AP's using WPA2-Enterprise with AES Encrption. They all have static Ips (10.1.10.245-49). I have a Radius server configured for them to auth on using PEAP. I can go into Server Manager, Network Policy and Access Services, Policies, and see the logs of users connecting. It seems as if only 2 of the AP's are letting users authenticate (.248 and .249). <br />
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This causes issues for users in the back of the building, they can log into the AP's from the front, and walk back to their desk, but if they get disconnected they cannot reconnect. <br />
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Thoughts? 
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Here is my problem: I have 5 AP's using WPA2-Enterprise with AES Encrption. They all have static Ips (10.1.10.245-49). I have a Radius server configured for them to auth on using PEAP. I can go into Server Manager, Network Policy and Access Services, Policies, and see the logs of users connecting. It seems as if only 2 of the AP's are letting users authenticate (.248 and .249). 

This causes issues for users in the back of the building, they can log into the AP's from the front, and walk back to their desk, but if they get disconnected they cannot reconnect. 

Thoughts? 

how do i troubleshoot a radius server for user authentication issues.

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