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Interfaces: Wireless Networks (INTERNAL)
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This page is about setting up a wireless interface in access point mode to
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create your own WLAN. In this mode, your Laptops and handhelds can connect
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to your OPNsense without an external access point for home and enterprise
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environments. For home networks step over step two and don't setup the
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802.1X service in the network settings.
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For external access point, just create a cabled network (usually Ethernet)
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and connect the access point to the other end.
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.. Warning::
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FreeBSD supports wireless adapters in access point (infrastructure) mode,
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but this functionality is limited to some drivers and there may be some,
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which do not support all options available via the web interface.
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Please make sure that you buy a wireless card that is supported to avoid
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these problems.
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Configuration
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Step 1
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Create a wireless clone interface and assign it.
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Step 2 - Prepare RADIUS
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.. image:: images/interface_wireless_radius_2.png
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Create a new client, which is the AP.
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For example, name it localhost, choose a secret and the CIDR 127.0.0.0/8.
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The secret is later used in the wireless settings.
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.. image:: images/interface_wireless_radius_4.png
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Next, switch to the users menu and create a new user (for example for yourself).
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The username and the password are used to authenticate later.
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The rest of the settings can be left on their defaults.
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Step 3 - Prepare WLAN
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.. image:: images/interface_wireless_radius_1.png
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Enable Check
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Description WLAN
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IPv4 Configuration Type Static IPv4
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IPv4 address A network
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IPv4 Upstream Gateway WLAN
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Persist common settings Check (save for all clones)
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Standard 802.11g or another standard your adapter supports
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Regulatory settings Choose your country
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Mode Access Point
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SSID Name of the wireless network
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WEP Unchecked
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WPA Checked with your PSK (WLAN password if wanted)
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WPA Mode WPA2
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WPA Key Management Mode Extensible Authentication
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Authentication Open System Authentication
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WPA Pairwise AES
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Enable IEEE802.1X Authentication Check if you want to use RADIUS authentication
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802.1X Server IP Address 127.0.0.1 (if you want RADIUS)
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802.1X Server Port 1812 (if you want RADIUS)
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802.1X Server Shared Secret The password you configured in step 2 (if you want RADIUS)
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Step 4 - Connect
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.. Info::
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This is system specific - this screenshot is for a Linux distribution with
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KDE Plasma Workspaces 5, with the system language set to German.
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.. image:: images/interface_wireless_radius_3.png
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To connect to the network, set the security setting to "WPA/WPA2 Enterprise"
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and the authentication setting to "Protected EAP (PEAP)".
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The inner authentication should be set to MSCHAPv2, and the username and password are the ones you
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set up in the RADIUS plugin.
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