How-To: Enable WiFi Certificate Authentication in Intune
In this page we setup Certificate Authentication in Intune. This is the most secure way to setup RADIUS authentication in Intune. It is secure and does not require any passwords.
How-To: Setup RADIUS Authentication in Intune
Once you have your Cloud RADIUS instance setup, you can now configure your Intune to use it for RADIUS authentication. In this section we will guide you on how to setup RADIUS authentication in your MDM.
Prerequisites
- Registering the application in your tenant
- Creating Cloud Radius Instance
- Being a Subscription Owner or Network Administrator
- Being an MDM Administrator.
Introduction - How to Setup RADIUS Authentication in Intune
There are three ways to setup RADIUS authentication in Intune, one is using EAP-TLS (Certificate Authentication), another is using Your Entra ID Password with EAP-TTLS PAP, and the last one (which does not require Intune setup) is using PEAP-MSCHAPv2 Password Authentication using the RADIUS credentials created by your users (you can see how to enable self service user management using their Entra ID credentials). We recommend using EAP-TLS as it is more secure (and magical to the users) and does not require passwords.
Depending on your RADIUS setup:
- learn how to setup wi-fi certificate authentication in Intune
- learn how to setup Entra ID wi-fi password authentication in Intune
How-To: Enable WiFi Entra ID Authentication in Intune
In this page we setup Entra ID Password Authentication in Intune. This is the easiest way to setup RADIUS authentication in Intune. It is secure and does not require any certificates.
How-To: Enable WiFi Certificate Authentication For Linux in Intune
While Intune does not have a specific profile for Linux devices, we have created some custom profiles that will allow you to issue certificates to Linux devices and enable WiFi Certificate Authentication.