| Shiryu 2003-03-31, 9:53 am |
| When you deploy more than one IAS server computer to provide the same authentication, authorization, and accounting service to RADIUS clients and proxies, you must synchronize the configuration of the IAS server computers. You can do this through the following:
Internet Authentication Service snap-in
You can use the Internet Authentication Service snap-in to manage both local and remote IAS server computers. If you make a configuration change to one IAS server, you must make the same configuration change to all of the IAS servers that provide the same service. For information about managing a remote IAS server computer, see To manage a remote IAS server. This method might be acceptable for a small number of servers and minor configuration changes.
Copying the configuration of one IAS server computer to another
With this method, you can use the netsh aaaa show config to export the configuration of one IAS server to a Netsh script file. Next, you can use the netsh exec command to import the IAS server configuration on another IAS server. For more information, see To copy the IAS configuration to another server. This method is recommended for a large number of configuration changes or a larger number of servers. You can use this method to centrally manage RADIUS and remote access policy configuration in a large enterprise network.
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