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  2. Access Point Setup
  3. RADIUS

Meraki

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Starting with firmware version MR 30.X, Meraki APs support RadSec. Hence, we recommend to update your firmware version and follow the instead.

Meraki configuration

  1. In your Meraki Dashboard go to Wireless > SSIDs

  2. Enable a new SSID and give it the name you want

    1. Save your changes

  3. Edit the Settings of your SSID

    1. Under Network access select Enterprise with my RADIUS server

  4. After that, go to RADIUS servers and add your RADIUS servers. Use the IP Address of your , the Port 1812 and the Shared Secret from your page

  5. Configure EAP parameters and timeouts according to reference guide by going to Wireless > Radius > Advanced RADIUS settings. Once configured, it should look similar to the screenshot below.

  6. To test that the configuration works, you can add a user in your and use the Meraki test function

  7. Save your changes.

RadSec guide for Meraki
Server Settings
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Proxy
Showing EAP parameters and timeouts