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<span style="display:none" class="helpSource local_directory">Local_Directory</span> | <span style="display:none" class="helpSource local_directory">Local_Directory</span> | ||
''Local Directory'' stores a list of users that can be used by the applications. | ''Local Directory'' stores a list of users that can be used by the applications. It also supports RADIUS for 802.1x authentication from properly configured wireless network access points. | ||
The RADIUS Server can be enabled to allow WiFi users to authenticate as any user configured in ''Local Directory''. | |||
The RADIUS Proxy can be enabled to allow WiFi users to authenticate with credentials that are validated with a configured Active Directory Server. | |||
* [[Local Users]] | * [[Local Users]] | ||
* [[RADIUS Server]] | |||
* [[RADIUS Proxy]] | |||
* [[RADIUS Log]] | |||
Latest revision as of 18:14, 13 November 2020
Local Directory stores a list of users that can be used by the applications. It also supports RADIUS for 802.1x authentication from properly configured wireless network access points.
The RADIUS Server can be enabled to allow WiFi users to authenticate as any user configured in Local Directory.
The RADIUS Proxy can be enabled to allow WiFi users to authenticate with credentials that are validated with a configured Active Directory Server.
