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# ExtremeCloud IQ CoPilot

Unfortunately only \`ExtremeCloud IQ SiteManager\` is able to speak RadSec(as far we know). This site handles CoPilot

## ExtremeCloud IQ CoPilot configuration

1. Go to **Configure > Common Objects > Authentication > External Radius Servers** and click **Add** 

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2. &#x20;Enter the IP Object and give everything a descriptive name

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3. Set the **Shared secret** which is displayed on your RaaS website and save the changes

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4. Go to **Configure > Network Policies > Add Network Policy**<br>

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5. After the policy has been created, you're able to create a **SSID.** Click **Add** on **Wireless Networks**
6. Choose your preferred **SSID** Name and select **Enterprise** for **SSID Authentication** <br>

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7. Under **Authentication Settings** add the radius server which we've added in step 3 and save everything<br>

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8. Deploy the **Network Policy** to the Access Points<br>

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