In large organizations, it can be burdensome for IT staff to manage local user accounts for every employee. EZRADIUS offers a self-service user management feature that allows users to create and manage their own local accounts. This includes changing passwords, reducing the administrative burden on IT teams. These local users can authenticate using password-based methods such as PAP, MSCHAPv2, or EAP-TTLS without needing to contact the network administrator.
While this feature is off by default, network administrators can easily enable it in the EZRADIUS portal to allow their employees to create and manage their own local accounts.
Once enabled, your employees can access the EZRADIUS portal by logging in with their Entra ID credentials. From there, they can create a local user account and set a password. They can also change their password as needed, all without requiring assistance from the IT department. The local user is tied to their Entra ID account, with the ability to control username and password policies by the network administrator.
When a user is disabled or removed from Entra ID, their corresponding local user account in EZRADIUS will also be automatically disabled. This ensures that only active employees have access to the network, maintaining security and compliance.
If you are using password users for your Cloud RADIUS, you can enable self service user management for your users. This will allow your users to change their own passwords without needing to contact the network administrator.
Learn how to create and manage local users in Cloud RADIUS with Entra ID using the EZRADIUS portal using self-service user management. This guide covers creating new users, changing passwords, and deleting users.