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Hello EE,<br />
I had someone setup a Radius configuration on Windows 2003 and they are no longer here. &nbsp;I now have to configure a new domain controller 2012 R2 with Radius to replace the original server. &nbsp;It is running as a DC now, but I need step by step on configuring the Radius Authentication. &nbsp;Does anyone have a good step by step guide? &nbsp;I can reference existing for some of the settings though big difference between the two.
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Hello EE,
I had someone setup a Radius configuration on Windows 2003 and they are no longer here.  I now have to configure a new domain controller 2012 R2 with Radius to replace the original server.  It is running as a DC now, but I need step by step on configuring the Radius Authentication.  Does anyone have a good step by step guide?  I can reference existing for some of the settings though big difference between the two.

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