(RADIATOR) password policies

[tech ref]

Is the group permission set in Active Directory or inside <AuthLSA> in
the config file?

I use domain accounts because I want the user accounts in my two
Radiator in the two Win2003 to be synchronized, not because router
users have domain accounts originally.

Another question, I find that the username is case-sensitive by AuthFILE.
But if I create a user account in windows, the username is not case-sensitive.

How can I make the username to be case-sensitive so that only exact
username can log in to the routers?

On 6/7/05, Jeff Wolfe <wolfe at ems.psu.edu> wrote:
> tech ref wrote:
> > Should I set the password policy in Default Domain Controller Security
> > Settings or Default Domain Security Settings?
> >
> > Also, as the account is stored inside Active Directory, that means the
> > users also can access into the Windows server? Recall that I use it as
> > a means to authenticate users who access to the routers of my network.
> 
> Those are questions for your domain admin.. I'm not a windows domain
> admin, so I can't tell you for sure about the first one.. The second,
> yes, you'd have to create a group of authorized users for your routers
> and a group of authorized users for your PCs and assign the permissions
> accordingly. I assumed all your router users would have domain
> accounts.. if that's not the case, maybe you don't want to use your
> windows domain for this.
> 
> -JEff
> 
> 
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