RADIUS Server

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Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) is a network protocol that provides centralized authentication, authorization, and accounting for wired or wireless network access. DiskStation local system, Active Directory and LDAP server can all be the source for Synology RADIUS Server.
If your network switch or wireless router supports RADIUS for authentication, you can set up RADIUS Server and use DiskStation local system accounts, AD domain accounts or LDAP service accounts to access your home wireless network.
Refer to the examples below for the accepted account name format, the account you log in with is case-insensitive:

Local system account

LDAP service account

AD domain account

Note:

You may choose following source combinations, in witch, LDAP service account is conflict with Local system account and AD domain account. When choose AD domain account + Local system account, account with domain separator is represent as AD domain account(ex: AD\tonywu), account without domain separator is represent as Local system account(ex: tonywu).

Local system account

LDAP service account

AD domain account

AD domain account + Local system account

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For more information about RADIUS, please see here.

Settings

Apply common settings for RADIUS Server

Clients

Create and manage clients for RADIUS Server

Block List

Create a Block List to block specific users or groups

Log

View and manage log records of RADIUS Server