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Okay, I finally figured it out.. The RADIUS client somehow was not configured properly in the Network Policy Server. The IP address was set to the SW1 switch IP address for VLAN 10 (192.168.10.1/24) and not the loopback address of 1.1.1.1 (although somehow I think this happened after...

So I was able to get quite a few things figured out here. A.) I changed the virtual NIC to bridged mode, and configured an IP address on the same subnet as the host - 192.168.10.0 /24 VLAN 10 B.) I setup a SNMP server in the virtual machine to test that. After opening up the ports on the...

The packets were showing before in the vm with wireshark. The fact that this works for you is comforting to hear. I think shortly later tonight I will wipe the server back to a snapshot before and try to reconfigure again. (I will reinstall ADDS, NPS, and setup NAT). I may also move the VM...

I tried this too. I removed the bit of ip radius source-interface loopback1 under global config and moved it under the configuration mode of the RAD_SERVERS group. (Like how you've shown). Now I am not even showing any packets from RADIUS anymore in the VM guest. Maybe I can try another...

Yes. On Windows Server. I added the Cisco switch as the client that I am trying to use to authenticate to the AAA server. Cisco SW1 1.1.1.1 See the picture below.

Also, I have attached the debug output from the CISCO switch I am trying to use AAA on, as well as the running configuration from the SW1 that I am trying to use AAA with. SW1(config)#do show run Building configuration... Current configuration : 6048 bytes ! version 12.2 no service pad...

Hello friends, I definitely hope my title doesn't sound 'lazy', but I've tried a lot of what I could to setup my cisco RADIUS client to a RADIUS server and still no luck. Here is a snapshot of my system. (This is a home lab for studying purposes and testing/setup) -3 Cisco 3750 Catalyst PoE L3...