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FreeRADIUS is the most widely-deployed open source RADIUS server. It provides robust, flexible, and high-performance Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA) services for a broad range of network access technologies, including Wi-Fi, VPNs, and wired networks.
This project is the official repository for the FreeRADIUS server, a mature and highly configurable implementation of the RADIUS protocol and related network access control standards. It is designed to be modular, scalable, and extensible.
FreeRADIUS addresses the complex challenge of centrally managing user access and permissions across diverse network infrastructure. It provides a unified platform for authenticating users, authorizing their access levels, and accounting for their network usage.
Implements RADIUS (RFCs), RadSec (TLS-protected RADIUS), and limited TACACS+ proxying.
Supports complex authorization policies based on user attributes, group memberships, time of day, and more.
Native support for numerous SQL (MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, etc.) and NoSQL databases, plus LDAP and other backends.
Allows custom logic and integrations via a powerful module architecture.
FreeRADIUS is utilized in a variety of environments requiring centralized network access control and AAA services:
Securing wireless networks by authenticating users against a central directory (like Active Directory via LDAP) instead of a shared passphrase.
Enhanced security, simplified credential management, per-user accountability.
Controlling access to VPN services, allowing centralized management of remote users and their permissions.
Streamlined user provisioning and de-provisioning for remote access.
Providing authentication, session management, and usage accounting for internet service subscribers.
Scalable and reliable infrastructure for large-scale user base management.
Authenticating connected devices to the network using certificates or other credentials managed via RADIUS.
Improved security posture for large fleets of IoT devices.
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