Integrate RADIUS authentication
About RADIUS
Remote authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) is a remote authentication mechanism based on the RADIUS protocol, primarily used for network access control. It provides Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA) functionalities.
How to configure
Navigate to System settings > Authentication > Radius.
In the Radius field, check to enable RADIUS authentication.
In the Host field, type the RADIUS server IP address or domain name, such as "172.16.10.180".
In the Port field, type the RADIUS server port number. The default is "1812".
In the Secret field, type the shared secret key between the JumpServer and the RADIUS server. It functions like a password, encrypting sensitive information in RADIUS requests and responses to ensure secure communication.
Optionally, In the OTP in RADIUS field, check to enable RADIUS as the MFA backend. For more information, see Enable RADIUS MFA backend.
In the Organization field, after authentication and creation, the user will be added to the selected organization.
Click Submit.
Enable RADIUS MFA backend
This subsection describes how to configure RADIUS authentication as one of the MFA backends.
Configure RADIUS authentication by following the Integrate RADIUS authentication guide.
In the OTP in RADIUS field, check to enable RADIUS as the MFA backend.
When a user’s MFA is enabled, they can choose RADIUS authentication type during login.
Click Submit.