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Support RADIUS NAS-ID on FortiAPs in standalone mode

Support RADIUS NAS-ID on FortiAPs in standalone mode

Note

This information is also available in the FortiWiFi and FortiAP 7.6 Configuration Guide:

Note

This features requires FortiAP to run firmware 7.6.0 or later.

This feature enables the FortiOS WiFi controller to push the RADIUS nas-id-type setting to a managed FortiAP. The FortiAP can then forward the NAS-Identifier value in an Access-Request packet when authenticating a wireless client with a remote RADIUS server.

For more information about configuring NAS-IDs, refer to Custom RADIUS NAS-ID in the FortiWiFi and FortiAP Configuration Guide.

Example topology

To configure and push a NAS-ID to a FortiAP in standalone mode:
  1. From FortiOS, configure the RADIUS server with a NAS-ID. You can use custom or hostname NAS-IDs.

    config user radius
      edit "wifi-radius"
        set server "172.16.200.55"
        set secret ENC
        set nas-ip 172.16.200.9
        set nas-id-type custom
        set nas-id "AP-431F"
      next
    end
  2. Apply the RADIUS server to an SSID.

    config wireless-controller vap
      edit "stand-vap"
        set ssid "FOS_101F_Stand_Ent_Radius"
        set security wpa2-only-enterprise
        set auth radius
        set radius-server "wifi-radius"
        set local-standalone enable
        set local-bridging enable
        set schedule "always"
      next
    end
  3. When the client connects to the SSID, the NAS-Identifier attribute you configured, AP-431F, will be sent in an Access-Request packet.

Support RADIUS NAS-ID on FortiAPs in standalone mode

Support RADIUS NAS-ID on FortiAPs in standalone mode

Note

This information is also available in the FortiWiFi and FortiAP 7.6 Configuration Guide:

Note

This features requires FortiAP to run firmware 7.6.0 or later.

This feature enables the FortiOS WiFi controller to push the RADIUS nas-id-type setting to a managed FortiAP. The FortiAP can then forward the NAS-Identifier value in an Access-Request packet when authenticating a wireless client with a remote RADIUS server.

For more information about configuring NAS-IDs, refer to Custom RADIUS NAS-ID in the FortiWiFi and FortiAP Configuration Guide.

Example topology

To configure and push a NAS-ID to a FortiAP in standalone mode:
  1. From FortiOS, configure the RADIUS server with a NAS-ID. You can use custom or hostname NAS-IDs.

    config user radius
      edit "wifi-radius"
        set server "172.16.200.55"
        set secret ENC
        set nas-ip 172.16.200.9
        set nas-id-type custom
        set nas-id "AP-431F"
      next
    end
  2. Apply the RADIUS server to an SSID.

    config wireless-controller vap
      edit "stand-vap"
        set ssid "FOS_101F_Stand_Ent_Radius"
        set security wpa2-only-enterprise
        set auth radius
        set radius-server "wifi-radius"
        set local-standalone enable
        set local-bridging enable
        set schedule "always"
      next
    end
  3. When the client connects to the SSID, the NAS-Identifier attribute you configured, AP-431F, will be sent in an Access-Request packet.