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Enable Radius authentication with a Cloud Managed SonicWave
06/01/2022 
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Description
This KB provides information on the creation of network connection and SSID policies to enable Radius authentication.
Resolution
In this example we are going to use Microsoft Server 2019. The following items will be required
- Connection Request Policy
- Network Policy
- Radius Client Details
- Add a Radius Client
- Click Next
- Add a Radius Client
- Click OK once the details have been entered
- Click Next
- Choose the Authentication Method and click next
- Add the Radius User Group
- Click next
- The configuration of traffic control attributes will not be covered in this KB. Click Next
- The configuration should show the 3 required components
SSID configuration via the Wireless Network Manager - Log in to the Wireless Network Manager
- Go to the SSID Policies section
- Choose the SSID policy or create a new one and enter the authentication and Radius Details
You should then seen the SSID appear under the list of available networks
You may have to add the network manually if there are problems connecting
Once connected you should see the following connection information under the Wireless Network properties
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