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Company → Network → RADIUS is the hub for authentication and accounting.

Concepts

Users

RADIUS → Users
  • Create username/password (or MAC auth where used)
  • Assign groups and bundles for speed limits and session policy
  • Suspend user—may sync to MikroTik PPPoE or address-lists when integrated
  • View live sessions when NAS is linked to a vendor controller

MikroTik integration

When a NAS is linked to a MikroTik controller, user pages may show:
  • Active PPPoE or hotspot session
  • Queue stats
  • Actions: disconnect (CoA), sync PPPoE secret, block by IP

Groups & bundles

  • Groups — Apply bundle references to many users
  • Bundles — Define Mikrotik-Rate-Limit, Session-Timeout, Cambium VSAs, etc.
Use the burst calculator (Company → Network) to build MikroTik rate strings.

NAS devices

RADIUS → NAS
  • Add NAS IP/hostname and shared secret
  • Enable CoA (Change of Authorization) port for live disconnect/bandwidth changes
  • Link vendor controller for session lookup and push config to router

Accounting & usage

Session history and usage reports help with troubleshooting and capacity planning. Daily usage tables may feed dashboards or AI context.

CoA / disconnect

From user or session views, send Disconnect or bandwidth CoA to terminate or reshape live sessions (RFC 5176; NAS must support CoA).
Wrong NAS secret or CoA port causes silent failures—verify on a test user before production cutover.

Vendor-specific notes

  • MikroTikMikrotik-Rate-Limit format; REST push for RADIUS client and PPPoE
  • Cambium — Motorola Canopy VSAs for UL/DL bandwidth
See also Vendor controllers for router-side management.