15 docs tagged with "testing"

Test RADIUS failover between primary and secondary servers, verify recovery procedures, and ensure high availability for IronWiFi deployments.

Test Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD) authentication with IronWiFi using the authentication testing tool, console logs, and connector status checks.

This article operates under the assumption that a captive portal is already set-up, and the Anonymous authentication method is selected. If this step has n

This article operates under the assumption that a captive portal is already set-up, and the Guest Self-Registration Authenticatin method has been selected.

This article operates under the assumption that a captive portal is already set-up, and the Local Account authentication method is selected. If this step h

This article operates under the assumption that a captive portal is already set-up, and both the Permanent Self-Registration and the Local Account authenti

This article operates under the assumption that a captive portal is already set-up, and the Sponsored Access Authentication Method has been configured. If

This article operates under the assumption that a captive portal is already set-up, and the Voucher Authentication Method has been configured. If this step

Capacity planning, performance baselines, and stress testing for IronWiFi RADIUS authentication. Ensure your WiFi deployment handles peak user loads.

1. Sign in to the **IronWiFi console**, navigate to **Networks -> Captive Portals** and choose the captive portal you'd like to test.

On the Windows platform, one useful tool is NTRadPing Test Utility which can be downloaded from the [authors website](https://ntradping.apponic.com/).

Guide for testing the Azure AD connector in IronWiFi

Step-by-step guide for testing the CSV connector in IronWiFi, including creating, validating, and deleting CSV-based user imports.

Guide for testing the Google Apps connector in IronWiFi

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