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# Sophos UTM

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The Sophos appliance does not allow to assign different RADIUS servers to different SSIDs. So be aware of that if you are migrating from a onPremises RADIUS server to RADIUS-as-a-Service. May talk with our support team to plan your migration. 
{% endhint %}

## Sophos configuration

### RADIUS profile

Please go through the following steps and configurations to create a RADIUS profile:

1. In Sophos navigate to **Definitions & Users** and select **Authentication Services** and select the tab **Servers**
2. Click **New Authentication Server**
3. Fill the forms with all your information

![](https://content.gitbook.com/content/SWU1DQ4UGkqER7uGNUOm/blobs/nFnzWHsDyhX4NnVh1hUI/sophos_1.png)

![](https://content.gitbook.com/content/SWU1DQ4UGkqER7uGNUOm/blobs/5VFqrzF1JvHv7lkNntKn/sophos_2.png)

### SSID configuration 

Perform the following steps and configurations for SSID:

1. Navigate to **Wireless Protection**, select **Global Settings** and go to the tab **Advanced**
2. Select the created RADIUS profile
3. Then navigate to your **SSID** settings which can be found under **Wireless Protection > Wireless Networks**
4. Create a SSID with the **Encryption Mode, WPA2/WPA-Enterprise**

![](https://content.gitbook.com/content/SWU1DQ4UGkqER7uGNUOm/blobs/oA1rRkoGB33F5dgqBumz/sophos_3.png)

![](https://content.gitbook.com/content/SWU1DQ4UGkqER7uGNUOm/blobs/aQB3byQRCbYjTSiZG0sB/sophos_4.png)


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