Can non-domain computers authenticate to a network that uses IAS?

[MrEgo]

We're making a move to using a RADIUS server, but one of the questions we had was concerning some of our users that did not use domain computers. I work for a school district, and we outsource a few of the specials instructors from a third party organization, but they do need network connectivity when they are here.

Is it as simple as installing a certificate onto their laptop? If so or if not, can anyone please point me to a link or explain how this is done?

Thanks

 

[seepy83]

What are you using IAS authentication for? Wireless?

It depends on your deployment/IAS policies. We use IAS for VPN authentication, and the IAS policy just checks that the person authenticating is a member of an AD Group. It would work from any PC, domain member or not.

 

[MrEgo]

Yes, it would be used for wireless.

We currently have over 1,000 clients that are using a WPA-personal key. Yeah..