G2

Gayan K.

System and Network Administrator

Information Services

Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.)

6/11/2026

"EZRADIUS Makes 802.1X Manageable with Clear Policies, Logs, and Entra ID Integration"

4.5/5

What do you like best about EZRADIUS?

What I like best about EZRADIUS: it makes 802.1X deployment genuinely manageable for a small IT team, the policy-based approach (EAP-TLS for corporate, MAC-based fallback for BYOD/guest, OUI-based for IP phones) is straightforward to configure once you understand the tiered policy model, and it integrates cleanly with Entra ID for identity-based access decisions. The admin console and logs are clear enough that troubleshooting auth failures (e.g., spotting "no matching access policy" errors) is fast rather than a guessing game. Combined with EZCA for certificate issuance via Intune/SCEP, it removes the traditional pain of standing up and maintaining an on-prem PKI and NPS server. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about EZRADIUS?

things like the need for explicit fallback policies for unknown MACs aren't always obvious upfront, and it took some trial-and-error troubleshooting to get there. More guided setup wizards or clearer warnings for common misconfigurations (missing fallback policy, VLAN attribute formatting) would shorten the learning curve. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is EZRADIUS solving and how is that benefiting you?

EZRADIUS is solving our biggest network security gap - we previously had no real way to control who/what could join our network beyond static PSKs and MAC filtering, which is weak and hard to manage at scale. Now we've got proper 802.1X authentication with dynamic VLAN assignment, so corporate devices, IP phones, and guest/BYOD gear automatically land on the right network segment based on who they are, without manual port-by-port configuration.

The benefit is real peace of mind: unauthorized devices can't just plug in and get full network access anymore, and when something does go wrong, the logs make it quick to pinpoint whether it's a cert issue, a policy gap, or a VLAN mismatch - rather than spending hours guessing. It's also cut down the manual overhead of managing access for new starters and guests, since it's now policy-driven rather than someone manually updating switch configs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.