TP-Link Omada EAP230-Wall User Manual page 46

Follow the steps below to configure External Radius Server as the portal authentication
type:
1. Select the SSID on which the portal will take effect.
2. Build a RADIUS server on the network and make sure that it is reachable by the EAP.
3. Go to the Portal configuration page on the EAP. Select External Radius Server as the
authentication type.
3. Configure the relevant parameters as the following table shows:
RADIUS Server IP
RADIUS Port
RADIUS Password
NAS ID
RADIUS Accounting
Accounting Server IP
Accounting Server Port
Accounting Server
Passsword
Interim Update
Interim Interval
Authentication Timeout
Enter the IP address of RADIUS server.
Enter the port of the RADIUS server.
Enter the password of the RADIUS server.
Configure a Network Access Server Identifier (NAS ID) using 1
to 64 characters on the portal. The NAS ID is sent to the RADIUS
server by the EAP through an authentication request packet. With
the NAS ID which classifies users to different groups, the RADIUS
server can send a customized authentication response.
Enable or disable RADIUS accounting feature.
Enter the IP address of the accounting server.
Enter the port number of the accounting server.
Enter the shared secret key of the accounting server.
With this option enabled, you can specify the duration between
accounting information updates. By default, the function is
disabled.
Enter the appropriate duration between updates for EAPs in
Interim Update Interval.
With Interim Update enabled, specify the appropriate duration
between updates for EAPs. The default duration is 600 seconds.
Specify the value of authentication timeout.
A client's authentication will expire after the authentication
timeout and the client needs to log in to the authentication page
again to access the network.
Options include 1 Hour, 8 Hours, 24 Hours, 7 Days, and Custom.
With Custom selected, you can customize the time in days, hours,
and minutes.
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