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Cisco Aironet SSID with Radius
Hi Guys,
I have a ssid on my Cisco Aironet 1310 and a radius server running (freeradius)
What setting do I need to put on the AP so when a user tries to connect to that ssid he is prompted for a username and password and not a wpa ley.
And that username and password would be checked from the radius server.
Thanks
I have a ssid on my Cisco Aironet 1310 and a radius server running (freeradius)
What setting do I need to put on the AP so when a user tries to connect to that ssid he is prompted for a username and password and not a wpa ley.
And that username and password would be checked from the radius server.
Thanks
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For this to work with freeradius. I am enabling anything specific?
Not that I am aware of. I have never set up freeradius. I have used cisco's acs server and I have used microsoft IAS and NPS. Radius is a standards based protocol. I would think you would still need to define the AP as a radius client and configure the shared key password that will be used for the radius communications on the freeradius server.
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So something like EAP enabled?
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And when I connect this AP so a vlan port on the switch. Do I tell the switch about radius ?
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