RADIUS Server

Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) is a network protocol that provides centralized authentication, authorization, and accounting for wired or wireless network access. Synology NAS local system, Synology Directory Server, 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 Synology NAS local system accounts, AD domain accounts or LDAP service accounts to access your home wireless network.

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

Back up and Restore

You can back up RADIUS Server and restore it to a previous version via Hyper Backup.

To back up RADIUS Server:

Go to Hyper Backup > Create > Data backup task to create a backup task.
Follow the Backup Wizard instructions, and choose RADIUS Server when you are prompted to select applications to back up.
After the backup task is complete, the configuration files of settings, clients, and block lists of RADIUS Server will be backed up.

To restore RADIUS Server:

Go to Hyper Backup > Restore > Data to restore the desired backup task.
After the restore task is complete, the current settings, clients, and block lists of RADIUS Server will be overwritten.

Note:

The backup and restore functions support DSM 5.1 (or later).

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