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How-To: Connect Your Network to Keytos Shield Cloud RADIUS

Wed, 12 Aug 2026 17:09:47 -0400

Overview - How to Protect Your Network with Cloud RADIUS

Having a single Wi-Fi password for your network is a security nightmare. It’s impossible to know who has access to your network, and it’s nearly impossible to change the password regularly without causing major outages. The best way to secure your network is to use WPA-Enterprise with either certificates or individual user accounts for authentication.

To protect your network using certificates or Entra ID accounts, you will need a RADIUS server to handle authentication requests. Keytos Shield includes a cloud-based RADIUS-as-a-Service that integrates directly with Entra ID to provide secure authentication for your network without needing to manage any RADIUS servers or infrastructure. Simply add Keytos Shield as a RADIUS server in your Controller, and your users can log in using either passwordless certificates or their Entra ID username and password.

How-To: Connect Your Cisco Meraki Network to Keytos Shield

Wed, 12 Aug 2026 17:09:47 -0400

Overview - How to Protect Your Cisco Meraki Network with Cloud RADIUS

Having a single Wi-Fi password for your network is a security nightmare. It’s impossible to know who has access to your network, and it’s nearly impossible to change the password regularly without causing major outages. The best way to secure your Cisco Meraki network is to use WPA-Enterprise with either certificates or individual user accounts for authentication.

How-To: Connect Your Fortinet Network to Keytos Shield

Wed, 12 Aug 2026 17:11:25 -0400

Fortinet provides documentation on how to set up RADIUS on their website, which you can refer to for additional CLI commands and configuration options. This guide provides a basic overview of the steps involved in setting up RADIUS authentication with Fortinet devices.

Introduction - How to Protect Your Fortinet Network with Cloud RADIUS

Having a single Wi-Fi password for your network is a security nightmare. It’s impossible to know who has access to your network, and it’s nearly impossible to change the password regularly without causing major outages. The best way to secure your Fortinet network is to use WPA-Enterprise with either certificates or individual user accounts for authentication.

How-To: Connect Your Ubiquiti UniFi Network to Keytos Shield

Wed, 12 Aug 2026 17:10:10 -0400

Overview - How to Protect Your Ubiquiti UniFi Network with Cloud RADIUS

Having a single Wi-Fi password for your network is a security nightmare. It’s impossible to know who has access to your network, and it’s nearly impossible to change the password regularly without causing major outages. The best way to secure your Ubiquiti UniFi network is to use WPA-Enterprise with either certificates or individual user accounts for authentication.

How-To: Connect Your Ruckus Unleashed Network to Keytos Shield

Wed, 12 Aug 2026 17:09:56 -0400

Ruckus APs can operate in Unleashed mode or in controller-based mode. This guide focuses on Ruckus Unleashed, which is Ruckus’s controller-less WiFi solution for small to medium-sized businesses. For more information on setting up RADIUS with Ruckus in controller-based mode, refer to Ruckus’s official documentation such as the SmartZone docs or Ruckus cloud docs.

Overview - How to Protect Your Ruckus Unleashed Network with Cloud RADIUS

Having a single Wi-Fi password for your network is a security nightmare. It’s impossible to know who has access to your network, and it’s nearly impossible to change the password regularly without causing major outages. The best way to secure your Ruckus Unleashed network is to use WPA-Enterprise with either certificates or individual user accounts for authentication.

How-To: Connect Your TP-Link Omada Network to Keytos Shield

Wed, 12 Aug 2026 17:11:44 -0400

Overview - How to Protect Your TP-Link Omada Network with Cloud RADIUS

Having a single Wi-Fi password for your network is a security nightmare. It’s impossible to know who has access to your network, and it’s nearly impossible to change the password regularly without causing major outages. The best way to secure your TP-Link Omada network is to use WPA-Enterprise with either certificates or individual user accounts for authentication.