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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Can I get a PFX file for IIS or Windows?

Yes, when Passbeam makes the key. Click Issue certificate, choose Passbeam makes the key and set a PFX password.

Server certificates → Issue certificate, with Passbeam making the key and a PFX password set.

You get a .pfx with the certificate, the chain and the key, protected by that password. Download it straight away, Passbeam doesn't keep the key.

Import it in IIS Manager under Server Certificates, or double-click it on the server. It needs Windows Server 2019 or later. On anything older, download the PEM files and combine them with openssl instead.

A certificate issued like this doesn't renew itself. For a server that should, use the IIS script or ACME.

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