Users
User management is available under https://YOURNAME.radius-as-a-service.com/users
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User management is available under https://YOURNAME.radius-as-a-service.com/users
Last updated
RADIUSaaS does not provide any integration with Identity Providers (IDPs) for username/password-based network authentication. All username/password accounts used for network authentication with RADIUSaaS must be managed on the RADIUSaaS Admin Portal.
RADIUSaaS offers username/password-based authentication as an alternative to certificate-based authentication whenever the usage of certificates is technically hard to reach or not feasible. Such scenarios may include:
Bring your own Device (BYOD)
Devices lacking EAP-TLS support for 802.1X (e.g. printers, TVs, ...)
Devices that use username and password for network authentication have to speak one of the following Protocols:
EAP-TTLS-PAP
EAP-TTLS-MSCHAPv2
PEAP-MSCHAPv2
To Add a new User, click Add and provide User Name and Password and choose your Validity. After entering all details, click Create.
To import your users from a CSV file
Click on Import(CSV)
A pop-up appears, from where you're able to upload your CSV file.
Once uploaded, the pop-up displays an interactive table mirroring the content of the CSV file
In this table, you are able to manually override values at your discretion
Click Create to import the User accounts.
The required columns are Username, Password and Owner
RADIUSaaS does not consider the Username a unique property. This means two or more identical User accounts may exist. Hence, if an error occurs while uploading the CSV file and users have already been created during the partial upload, please delete those users before uploading the CSV again to prevent duplicates.
To Delete users, select all users which should be deleted in the list, click Delete and confirm your choice.
To change a user's password, disable/re-enable a user or select a new validity period, simply click on the eye symbol next to the user entry, change all needed entries and save them.
