How-To: Enable RADIUS Authentication in WPA-Enterprise
Introduction - How RADIUS Authentication Works
RADIUS is a networking protocol that provides centralized Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA) management for users who connect and use a network service. It is used to manage access to the network and resources. RADIUS is commonly used in wireless networks to authenticate users who connect to the network using WPA-Enterprise. This allows you to enable any enterprise network to connect to modern authentication methods like Entra ID (Azure AD) simplifying the user experience and increasing security. In this guide, we will show you how to enable RADIUS authentication with different network gear providers.
How to Enable RADIUS Authentication in WPA-Enterprise In Your Network
EZRADIUS uses industry-standard RADIUS protocols, which means it is compatible with nearly all network controllers that support RADIUS authentication. While you can follow the specific guide for your network controller and add the EZRADIUS server details, we have created a set of vendor-specific guides for the most popular hardware.
What Network Controllers Are Officially Supported by EZRADIUS?
The table below outlines the network controllers that have been officially tested and supported by EZRADIUS for RADIUS authentication. Each entry includes links to detailed guides on how to set up RADIUS authentication using EZRADIUS with that specific network controller.
What If My Network Controller is Not Listed Here?
If your network controller is not listed here, don’t worry! EZRADIUS supports all network controllers that are compatible with RADIUS authentication. You can refer to your network controller’s documentation to find out how to set up RADIUS authentication and use the EZRADIUS server details provided in your EZRADIUS dashboard.