MX67 Per port Radius

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MX67 Per port Radius

Goodday,

 

Is it possible to use a radius server that is not accessible trough the internet?

 

Currently I have a HUB with three SPOKES. The Hub is connected to a LAN with port 2. The next hop is a customer FW through which all traffic is routed. Behind that firewall is a raduis server, 10.11.1.7 & 10.11.1.8 port 1500 (fictional).  Both adresses are reachable via ping.

 

According to the Access Controle page the radius server should be accessible from the internet. That is possible.

 

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Is there another ways clients of the SPOKES can log on via radius?

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ww
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For per Port radius you have This option

 

For splash auth your radius talks to the meraki cloud as mentioned

 

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ww
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For per Port radius you have This option

 

For splash auth your radius talks to the meraki cloud as mentioned

 

alemabrahao
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If you are using splash page it's a requirement, so it's not possible.

I am not a Cisco Meraki employee. My suggestions are based on documentation of Meraki best practices and day-to-day experience.

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PhilipDAth
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This is it.  The Splash page is hosted on the Internet - so it can't talk to your internal RADIUS server directly.

Mx7733
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That was indeed my error, the splash page. Thanks all! Kudos +1

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