Authenticate each connection
Use individual user or device authentication to decide who can connect, with RADIUS carrying the access request from your network equipment.
Planned
802.1X access, minus the babysitting.
We are planning managed 802.1X authentication for Wi-Fi and wired networks. Our aim is to make network access simpler to operate, with the same practical focus as DNS by echo reply.
Not available yet, and no launch date is set. Get one email when it is ready.
Why 802.1X
More control over who connects
802.1X lets you authenticate users and devices before granting access to Wi-Fi or wired switch ports. Running it well also means keeping onboarding, credentials, and troubleshooting manageable. That everyday work is what we want to make easier.
Keep daily work manageable
Onboarding, credential and certificate renewal, and revocation are routine parts of running 802.1X. They deserve clear processes.
Make troubleshooting clearer
When a connection fails, operators need to understand the authentication decision and what changed. That clarity matters as much as getting connected.
Availability notification
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