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Setting up external Radius server for Hotspot authentication (view source)
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In this example we will perform a basic external Radius server configuration and test it with RUT device for Hotspot authentication. We will use ''freeradius'' package to set up a local Radius server on Ubuntu operating system. A router with a public IP address will be directly connected to the Radius server and forward authentication requests to a LAN IP address of the server via default Radius ports.
In this example we will perform a basic external Radius server configuration and test it with RUT device for Hotspot authentication. We will use ''freeradius'' package to set up a local Radius server on Ubuntu operating system. A router with a public IP address will be directly connected to the Radius server and forward authentication requests to a LAN IP address of the server via default Radius ports.
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==Prerequisites==
==Prerequisites==
* Logs should show Login OK message
* Logs should show Login OK message
[[File:Networking Radius server log message v1.png|border|class=tlt-border|864x864px]]
[[File:Networking Radius server log message v1.png|border|class=tlt-border|864x864px]]
[[Category:WIFI]]
