Hi everyone,

    I would like to build a wireless infrastructure out of the internal
domain (just to provide internet access).
    I setup a new domain (out of the internal network) and installed the IAS
Server and the Certificate Authority in the same server.
    Users have access to the internal network (joined in the internal
domain) and sometimes they will need to have access to the wireless network.
    Is it possible? My intention is that they could access the internet even
when they are unplugged from the internal network.

    Does anyone know a link, or document that explains this configuration?

Best Regards,

Marco

Show quote Hide quote Forgive my vagueness here but is all you are trying to do just give access
to a normal network and also, separately, give access to internet using the
one wireless NIC in each machine? If so and not knowing what the heck your
network is in there, you can do this simply by putting a wi-fi router in
that is plugged into your ADSL modem. They would get the internal network
AND Internet in one hit and if you had a way to cut off the internal network
at times you don't want it accessed, if that wireless router is also plugged
into the network WIRED, that would solve that. Eg, if you really wanted to
disallow access to the internal network at 5PM every week day, you could
easily just walk over and pull out the networking cable that leads to your
internal network and leave the router plugged into the ADSL modem which,
naturally, leads to Internet.

I hope that is of some help. Sorry being vague.

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