This is a preferred requirement for a customer, which wishes to improve port security, to prevent a unknown device from accessing the switch port and any VLANs in the trunk.
It looks like you can do this by going to Configure> Opening the network policy> Going to Device Templates within the network policy> Choose Switch Templates> Open the one you’re using or create a new template> Go to Port Configuration (left hand side menu)> Select the port in question> Click Assign> New port configuration> Under the Port Usage Settings section there is a subsection called Wired Connectivity, toggle this to ON> Then you should see the option for setting up Radius authentication for that port. Does that look like what you were looking for?
Thanks, the goal is to have the AP authenticate itself as the radius client to the switch port. will this work when the switch is another vendor’s switch.
It looks like you can do this by going to Configure> Opening the network policy> Going to Device Templates within the network policy> Choose Switch Templates> Open the one you’re using or create a new template> Go to Port Configuration (left hand side menu)> Select the port in question> Click Assign> New port configuration> Under the Port Usage Settings section there is a subsection called Wired Connectivity, toggle this to ON> Then you should see the option for setting up Radius authentication for that port. Does that look like what you were looking for?
