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# Jamf Pro

## General

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We strongly recommend to configure all 802.1X-relevant payloads in a **single** Configuration Profile in Jamf - and one Configuration Profile per assignment type (Computers, Devices, Users). 
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To fully configure 802.1X, this typically means you require the following payloads:

* Network payload(s) (WiFi and/or LAN)
* Certificate payload(s)
  * Root CA certificate of the SCEP-issuing CA
  * Root CA certificate of the RADIUS server certificate issuing CA (can be the same as the SCEP issuing CA)
* SCEP payload (client authentication certificate)

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## Payloads

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[Server Trust](/profile-deployment/jamf-pro/server-trust.md)
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[WiFi Profile](/profile-deployment/jamf-pro/wifi-profile.md)
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[Wired Profile](/profile-deployment/jamf-pro/wired-profile.md)
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