IAS/RRAS extension DLL- who is calling it

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Hello,

We have developed extension DLL that is called by IAS (if RRAS is
configured for RADIUS authentication) to perform some custom
authentication. However, recently I have found out that the same
extension DLL might be called by RRAS itself if RRAS is configured for
Windows authentication. How can I tell inside
RadiusExtensionProcessEx() if DLL is called by IAS or RRAS?

Thank you in advance for your help.
Irina

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