FreeRADIUS MPSK On Raspberry Pi

A bit tedious to add each device that isn't default. Is there a more convenient way of managing users in freeradius? Like flatfiles or databases with a webui or something to that nature?

Finally got a few FreeRadius servers set up on Docker, it was bit of a mission as I'm jus getting into docker but it works and I've secured it 🙂, just need to now move the IoT devices over 😞 as some will require setting to default I should imagine and that includes the WiFi smart plugs which are configured in Home Assistant too.

Another fantastic video. Perhaps worth emphasising how useful this would be for pushing untrusted IoT devices in to their own VLAN without requiring the clients to be Radius capable.

Very informative sir 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

I did spin up freeradius in lxc container and openwrt vm with usb wifi card an it works great so far.

Hello,
great project, thanks.
How can I get the dictionary for TP-link Omada controller?

How many RPIs do you have? 😮

On what device had you the wireshark and where was it placed on the network to see packets to/ from Radius server? Thanks for the video

Is it possible to do the assignment based on the psk alone or do you need to specify the clients MAC?
Idea being, you can just type different passwords on one device and join different VLANs as needed.

Really interesting. I have 10 wifi networks for 10 vlans... terrible. Pfsense is the router/firewall and 4 OpenWRT APs to configure Wifi + VLANs individually (yikes). The only good thing is the OpenWRT APs are same model Netgear router so I can copy configuration and just change IPs for the APs.. but still terrible. I never setup FreeRadius before...but I see there is a pfsense FreeRadius package, but I don't see an OpenWRT dictionary for FreeRadius so lots of research ahead of me

Yeah, my unifi gear does radius assigned vlan, it's a neat system

Thanks for the effort mate, really good videos.

Great video ...

This is new to me. I had not seen FreeRADIUS before. I get the idea it could be used both for wired and wireless networks (.1x and .11i)?

Thank you Professor Spicy, I'd never heard of MPSK before! An interesting solution for those edge cases where your clients have limited WiFi stacks.