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RADIUS Configuration

This section configures your Mikrotik router to communicate with the Visp.net HyperRADIUS servers.

Critical Note:  For the Multi-ISP setup, you must use these proxy servers: 52.37.68.81 and 52.11.17.135.

Primary

  1. Click Radius (left) and click (+) symbol to add a radius server.
  2. Under the General tab, select Hotspot, PPPoE, or DHCP for Service
  3. Address: 52.89.100.186
  4. Secret field: Contact Visp Client Success for the secret keys.
  5. Auth port: 1645 and Acct port: 1646
  6. Timeout: 3000ms
  7. Realm: yourdomain.ext (e.g. ubodemo.com)

Secondary

  1. Click Radius (left) and click (+) symbol to add a radius server.
  2. Under the General tab, select Hotspot, PPPoE, or DHCP for Service
  3. Address: 52.33.139.28
  4. Secret field: Contact Visp Client Success for the secret keys.
  5. Auth port: 1645 and Acct port: 1646
  6. Timeout: 3000ms
  7. Realm: yourdomain.ext (e.g. ubodemo.com)

Tertiary

  1. Click Radius (left) and click (+) symbol to add a radius server.
  2. Under the General tab, select Hotspot, PPPoE, or DHCP for Service
  3. Address: 35.162.243.68
  4. Secret field: Contact Visp Client Success for the secret keys.
  5. Auth port: 1645 and Acct port: 1646
  6. Timeout: 3000ms
  7. Realm: yourdomain.ext (e.g. ubodemo.com)

Backup / Fail-Over

  1. Click Radius (left) and click (+) symbol to add a radius server.
  2. Under the General tab, select Hotspot, PPPoE or DHCP for Service
  3. Address: Select from options below
  4. Secret field: VISP
  5. Auth port: 1645 and Acct port: 1646
  6. Timeout: 3000ms
  7. Realm: yourdomain.ext (e.g. ubodemo.com)

 

Options for the backup server:

  • 104.197.14.68 – Unlimited
  • 52.36.172.140 -150MB/150MB
  • 104.197.99.33 – 15MB/10MB
  • 23.236.57.151 – 10MB/5MB
  • 104.197.22.129 – 5MB/3MB
  • 52.11.200.62 – 3MB/1MB
  • 146.148.105.15 – 20MB/10MB for Old DHCP authentication only

Note: Make sure that the backup server should always be the least priority by putting it at the bottom.

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