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To configure Linksys switches (specifically SLM224G2) as client for radius server use following steps: | To configure Linksys switches (specifically SLM224G2) as client for radius server use following steps: | ||
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After these the selected ports get configured for 802.1x and until authorized by RADIUS server, will not become part of network. | After these the selected ports get configured for 802.1x and until authorized by RADIUS server, will not become part of network. | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:16, 10 March 2022
Home > CentOS > CentOS 6.x > Freeradius configuration > Configuring Linksys switch as RADIUS client
To configure Linksys switches (specifically SLM224G2) as client for radius server use following steps:
- Log into switch using web administration interface.
- Go to Security -> Radius Setting page.
- Enter radius server IP address, port (default 1812 on new servers) and radius password. (assuming 'radiuspass') for this tutorial.
- Click on 'Save settings' button to save configuration
- Now go to Security -> 802.1x settings page
- Choose 'enable 802.1X' option
- Click 'Save settings'
- Now choose ports on which you want to enable 'Network Access Control'
- Now click 'Save current settings'
After these the selected ports get configured for 802.1x and until authorized by RADIUS server, will not become part of network.
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