Security Camera with Wi-Fi Enterprise

Security Camera with Wi-Fi Enterprise

Set up with Synology RADIUS Server & OpenWRT Router!

Description:

:lock: Strengthen the security of your WiFi network with our latest tutorial on WiFi Enterprise Encryption! In this video, we guide you through the step-by-step process of setting up robust enterprise-level encryption using a Synology RADIUS Server and an OpenWRT WiFi router.

:globe_with_meridians: WHAT TO EXPECT:

Introduction to WiFi Enterprise Encryption: Understand the significance of enterprise-level security for your wireless network.
Synology RADIUS Server Setup: Walkthrough on configuring your Synology device to act as a RADIUS server for authentication and encryption.

OpenWRT Router Configuration: Learn how to integrate your OpenWRT WiFi router with the RADIUS server, ensuring seamless encryption across your network. Troubleshooting Tips: Address common challenges and ensure a smooth implementation of WiFi Enterprise Encryption.

:bulb: WHY ENTERPRISE ENCRYPTION?

Discover the advantages of enterprise-grade encryption for your WiFi network, providing an extra layer of security through individualized authentication and encryption keys.

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:rocket: Elevate your network security game and fortify your WiFi against potential threats. Hit play now to empower your wireless setup with enterprise-grade encryption! Subscribe for more tech tutorials and stay ahead in securing your digital space.

Hello INSTAR Team,

is the WPA Enterprise 802.1x (TLS certificates) version still being implemented? (as stated in the german video)

If the linux underneath is using the wpa_supplicant … it should be a relatively easy thing to do, apart from creating proper Frontend Forms?

Something like this:
ctrl_interface=/var/run/wpa_supplicant

network={
ssid=„Your_SSID“
key_mgmt=WPA-EAP
eap=TLS
identity="username@example.com"
ca_cert=„/path/to/ca.crt“
client_cert=„/path/to/client.crt“
private_key=„/path/to/private.key“
private_key_passwd=„your_password_here“
}

thanks for an otherwise great product.

Hello,

the feature request is already on the list. It has a low priority so far, due to a lack of demand. But I forwarded this thread - let’s see if this can be expedited.

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