Passbeam

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All featuresEverything Passbeam does, on one pageIntune certificatesA private authority per client, over SCEPChromebooksCertificates from Google AdminBYODPhones and laptops you don't manageVPN gatewaysThe same certificate, through IKEv2Guest Wi-Fi loginsEach login expires on its ownSessions and disconnectWho is on now, and ending a session

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Wi-Fi with Entra IDDevices sign on with the account they haveReplacing Windows NPSRetire the server, keep the networkCloud-only 802.1XNothing to install on sitePrinters, cameras, door controlsCertificates for hardware you can't enrol802.1X on UniFiRADSec from UniFi to PassbeamRADSec explainedRADIUS over TLS, and when to use itSupported equipmentCisco, Aruba, UniFi, Juniper, Meraki and more

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Cloud PKI and 802.1X for Entra and Intune devices, on the network kit you already have.

No more shared Wi-Fi passwords: every device gets its own certificate instead. A Windows laptop joined to Intune connects to the school Wi-Fi with no password and no prompt, authenticated by its certificate and its Entra ID status. An unknown laptop plugged into a meeting-room port gets no network access, or an isolated guest VLAN. Printers, cameras, door access, BMS and phones get their own certificates and 802.1X, and devices without 802.1X can use MAC authentication on an isolated VLAN. A personal phone scans a QR code, signs in with Microsoft and installs the Wi-Fi profile, on iOS, Android, Mac and Windows. Across four sites there is one authentication log, and a leaver disabled in Entra ID has their certificate revoked and is refused everywhere. Music: Better Day by penguinmusic.
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