![]() ![]() ![]() The RADIUS requests are going to come from the AP. So in NPS, I added the IP of the controller and created a shared secret. Instead, it's asking me to create a profile for all the AP's. When I'm in the UniFi Controller - it's not saying I need to assign a RADIUS server to a specific AP. However, that is not how Unifi functions as the Unifi system can run without the controller running. Other AP systems the controller can proxy the requests in which case the controller would be the RADIUS client. Unifi APs talk directly to the RADIUS server making the individual AP the RADIUS client. the shared secret protects the authentication traffic. Well, you could script it or you could add a large subnet which isn't very secure.īut yes this is how RADIUS functions. My thought was all AP's in that UniFi Site would talk to the NPS server. When logged into the UniFi Controller - it only asks me the IP of the NPS server, port number, and shared secret. I have to add each individual Access Point and create a shared key for each? Seems excessive when you have over 120 AP's across multiple sites.
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