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Use 802.1x Security with AT-WA7400 APs, AT-8624PoE Switches, and Linux’s freeRADIUS and Xsupplicant 10
In the “Security” tab, set your authentication method. You might want to disable “Broadcast
SSID”. Note that the RADIUS key should be the same as the one you entered in clients.conf
on your RADIUS server.
Start freeRADIUS and Xsupplicant
On your RADIUS server, start freeRADIUS with “-X” to show helpful debugging:
# radiusd -X
On your client, start Xsupplicant and specify your config file “-c” with debugging options
“-d9 f”:
# xsupplicant –c /usr/local/etc/1x/xsupplicant.conf –d9 -f
When you have both freeRADIUS and Xsupplicant working to your satisfaction, start them
without the extra debugging options and they will run quietly in the background.
4. Set the security settings