JumpCloud's cloud-based RADIUS service extends your organization's user JumpCloud credentials to your WiFi and other resources that support the RADIUS protocol. Each RADIUS server you add to JumpCloud® can be connected to user groups, segmenting which users can access specific resources.
To use JumpCloud’s RADIUS-as-a-Service
Add a RADIUS Server
Learn how to add a RADIUS server to your JumpCloud account: RADIUS Configuration and Authentication

Configure your wireless access point (WAP)
Learn how to configure your WAP to use JumpCloud's RADIUS-as-a-Service.
Configure your WiFi client to use JumpCloud RADIUS
After you configure your WAP, configure your WiFi client to use EAP-TTLS/PAP or PEAP to authenticate to your WiFi network. Learn how to configure your WiFi clients to use JumpCloud RADIUS.
System Support for EAP-TTLS/PAP
- Linux® and Windows® 8 and later have built-in support for EAP-TTLS/PAP.
- Mac® OS requires you to create a new configuration profile to enable the proper protocol.
- Windows 7 or prior require you to install a third-party “supplicant,” such as SecureW2 Enterprise Client.
View RADIUS server information
View information about your RADIUS servers in the RADIUS list.
To access to the RADIUS list:
- Log in to the JumpCloud Admin Portal: https://console.jumpcloud.com/login
- Go to User Authentication > RADIUS.
The RADIUS list shows the following information for each server:
- The server’s name. This is an arbitrary name that was given to the server when it was added to JumpCloud.
- The public IP address from which traffic originates
- The server’s MFA status