# Testlab WiFi setup

In order to test end-to-end the WiFi SDK capabilities, you need to prepare your environment by configuring properly your WiFi HW and your Cloud4Wi account.

## Cloud4Wi Dashboard operations

To get started, you need an active Cloud4Wi account. \
Login your you account at [dashboard.cloud4wi.com](http://dashboard.cloud4wi.com/)<br>

Add your test Access Points to a location (it can be any location as long as its Identity Domain is set to "Organization"). The value to use as MAC Address / NAS-ID depends on the specific WiFi vendor as detailed in the related configuration guide.\
Make sure the Access Points are not currently configured in any other Location or other Cloud4Wi Accounts.**‍**\
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## Network configuration

1. **Configure a new SSID**\
   The WiFi SDK is pre-configured to use a **dedicated SSID** name on the WiFi network, configured with the specific settings. Note that you need to add an additional dedicated SSID on top of those that you already have. \
   The SSID name must be "**Secure WiFi**" in order to work with the Cloud4Wi Toolkit app in WPA2 Enterprise mode. For the Passpoint configuration, the domain value is "**cloud4wi.securewifi.io**"\
   Depending on the WiFi vendor, you might need to set the same value in different configuration interfaces.\
   **The SSID cannot be hidden, it must be visible.**\
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2. **Configure the SSID with WPA2-Enterprise authentication and/or Passopint**\
   The configuration steps vary depending on the WiFi vendor ([see the list below](#hw-configuration-guides))<br>
3. **Configure RADIUS service**\
   As part of the WPA2-Enterprise settings, you have to configure the external RADIUS settings using the following parameters:\
   \&#xNAN;*- RADIUS Primary IP Address*: 52.48.102.108\
   \&#xNAN;*- RADIUS Secondary IP Address*: 34.252.97.217\
   \&#xNAN;*- Shared Secret*: \<will be communicated during account delivery>

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### HW configuration guides

* [Cisco Meraki](https://cloud4wi.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360036222291-Meraki-WPA2-Enterprise-configuration)
* [Cisco WLC](https://cloud4wi.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/6002440211597-Cisco-WLC-WPA2-Enterprise-configuration)
* [Ruckus Cloud](https://cloud4wi.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/6001310191885-Ruckus-Cloud-WPA2-Enterprise-configuration)
* [Fortinet FortiGate](https://cloud4wi.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/6031681558157-Fortinet-FortiGate-WPA2-Enterprise-Configuration)
* [Extreme (Aerohive) - ExtremeCloud IQ Pilot](https://cloud4wi.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/6028025867405-Aerohive-Extreme-wireless-controller-WPA2-Enterprise-configuration)
* Aruba

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