Wireless Network Manager Administration Guide
- Wireless Network Manager
- Getting Started with Wireless Network Manager
- Overview
- Using Air Marshal
- Managing Your Network
- Managing Policies
- Policy Hierarchy
- Select an AP Policy
- Select a Switch Policy
- General
- System
- Spanning Tree Protocol
- Link Layer Discovery Protocol
- Voice VLAN
- Quality of Service (QoS)
- Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) Snooping
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Snooping
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Relay
- Loopback Detection
- Jumbo Frames
- Multicast Filtering
- 802.1X
- Static Route IPV4
- DoS
- Radius Server
- Mirror Settings
- Address Resolution Protocol
- Static MAC Address Table
- SNMP
- Ports
- Port Policy
- Link Aggregation
- VLAN
- Select an SSID
- Select a Security Policy
- AP Policies
- Using Tags to Manage Access Points and SSIDs
- QoS Policies
- Wi-Fi Multimeda (WMM) Profiles
- Managing Switch Policies
- Managing Switch Port Policies
- Security Policies
- Managing SNMP Policies
- Managing Switch SNMP Policies
- Policy Hierarchy
- Objects
- Admin
- SonicWall Support
Sign-on with RADIUS Server Authentication
Customers must sign in using their RADIUS username and password before being allowed to connect to the network.
After a user enters their username and password:
- Those credentials will be passed to the SonicWave.
- The SonicWave will create a RADIUS authentication packet and send it to the RADIUS server.
- If the RADIUS server successfully authenticates the credentials: it replies with a
Access-Accept
packet to the SonicWave. - If the RADIUS server cannot authenticate the credentials: it replies with a
Access-Reject
packet to the SonicWave.
- If the RADIUS server successfully authenticates the credentials: it replies with a
These RADIUS authentication methods are supported:
- PAP
- CHAP
- MSCHAPv1
- MSCHAPv2
The RADIUS server must be configured for at least one of those methods.
MSCHAPv1 or MSCHAPv2.is recommended.
The SonicWave will first attempt to send the RADIUS packet using MSCHAPv2 and MSCHAPv1 authentication. If both of those authentication methods fail, it will then attempt to send the RADIUS packet using CHAP and PAP authentication.
To use RADIUS Directory server authentication for sign-on
- Navigate to Policies > Policy Hierarchy.
- Click on SSID Policy.
- Hover over right section of the line of the SSID you want to configure. When the icons appear, click the Edit (pencil) icon. The Edit SSID page displays.
- Click the Guest Portal tab.
- Select Sign On with.
- Select the My RADIUS Server you want to use for authentication.
- In the RADIUS Server section, configure the settings as required for your organization.
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