How do I fix the Radius server is not responding?
How do I fix the Radius server is not responding?
The best way to tell is try to login with a valid user/password and then with an invalid user/password. If the valid password works, and the invalid password shows “radius server not responding” instead of “invalid user or password”, then this change should take care of that problem.
What is the meaning of Radius server is not responding?
Since their Radius (authentication) server was not responding with the grant/deny, they threw an error to your client and denied service to you. Unfortunately there’s not much you can do to remediate this situation but to call them and say you’re having trouble authenticating.
How does MikroTik HotSpot work?
The MikroTik HotSpot gateway provides authentication for clients before access to public networks. A HotSpot only works reliably when the IPv4 protocol is used; the HotSpot relies on Firewall NAT rules which aren’t supported with IPv6. Automatic and transparent change any IP address of a client to a valid address.
How do I create a HotSpot with Radius server authentication?
Radius Client Configuration in MikroTik RouterOS
- Click on Radius menu item from left menu bar.
- Click on PLUS SIGN (+).
- Click on hotspot checkbox from Service panel.
- Put Radius Server IP address (in this article: 192.168.
- Provide a password in Shared Secret input field.
- Click Apply and OK button.
What is keepalive timeout in MikroTik hotspot?
By default, the default keepalive-timeout on Mikrotik devices is 2 minutes. Essentially, what the keepalive-timeout does is holds the session open for a guest device for whatever period of time you specify EVEN if the guest device detaches from the controller.
What is idle timeout in MikroTik hotspot?
Essentially, this means that it determines for how long an authorized user will be kept in the hotspot as authorized, even if he temporarily leaves the venue. Idle Timeout – determines how much time needs to pass when the user is inactive (no traffic going from the user to the router) for him to be disconnected.