If you have any confusion about RADIUS Server Routers, first study that article and then follow below steps.

Step 1: Add Client Router in RADIUS Server Router Listĭetail explanation about MikroTik User Manager RADIUS Server Routers has been discussed in my previous article.

Step 2: Add user in RADIUS Server’s user list.

Step 1: Add client router in RADIUS Server Router list.

So, RADIUS Server configuration for RouterOS user authentication can be divided into two steps.

In User Manager RADIUS Server, we will first add client router that will communicate with this RADIUS Server and then we will add user who will be authenticated. Part 1: MikroTik User Manager RADIUS Server Configuration I have also a Physical RouterOS that will work as a RADIUS client. For this, I have installed User Manager Package on a dedicated physical server where MikroTik RouterOS is installed. I always prefer to use RADIUS Server separately. MikroTik User Manager Package can be installed and configured either on physical RouterOS or on a dedicated physical server where MikroTik RouterOS is running. In this article, I will show how to authenticate MikroTik local user via User Manager RADIUS Server. If you are a new MikroTik user, feel free to study that article and then keep reading this article. How to setup MikroTik User Manager RADIUS Server has been discussed in my previous article. MikroTik User Manager RADIUS Server is a centralized user authentication and accounting application that gives the ISP Company or network administrator ability to manage not only RouterOS users but also PPP, Hotspot, DHCP and Wireless users. But if your network has more than one MikroTik Routers, it is always better to use a RADIUS server to manage RouterOS user centrally. MikroTik RouterOS has a strong local user database that is enough to manage a single MikroTik RouterOS user.

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