Logo
Submit a request
Storm season is back, bringing with it the potential for significant weather events. If you have clients in areas prone to infrastructure disruption, visit the Disaster Recovery Resources guide for preparedness information. Datto recommends performing proactive disaster recovery testing to mitigate potential downtime. See our articles about the importance of disaster recovery testing and Preparing For A Cloud Virtualization Test: Policies, Procedures, And Partner Responsibilities to learn more. For live updates, follow @datto on Twitter.

WPA Enterprise/802.1x Setup with Windows Server

Samuel Fuentes
Last Updated:
Follow

Topic

This article outlines how to setup a connection to a Windows Server with 802.1x configuration to authenticate clients using a username and password.

Environment

  • Datto Access Points
  • Microsoft Windows Server

Procedure

This feature requires 802.1x/NPS (Network Policy Server) configuration on the Windows Server.

Setting up your access point to communicate to a 802.1x configured Windows Server will allow clients to authenticate with an Active Directory username and password. To do so:

1. Navigate to a device web session for your access point.

2. Click the Configure drop-down and choose the SSID to modify.

Configure_Cursor.png

Figure 1: The Configure tab expanded

3. Toggle Authentication on to reveal Authentication Configuration.

Auth_Toggle.png

Figure 2: Authentication toggled on

4. Click WPA Enterprise to reveal fields to input the WPA Enterprise server address, port, and server secret.

Enterprise_Clicked.png

Figure 3: Authentication configuration

Additional Resources

Was this article helpful?

0 out of 0 found this helpful

You must sign in before voting on this article.

Calling all Partners! We want to hear your feedback! Please participate in this quick survey and help us build a better, more-relevant Knowledge Base!

Want to talk about it? Head on over to our Community Forum!

Related articles