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A recurring question is "Why is Client EAP method irrelevant?" The answer is: this setting refers to which authentication method the access point should use when it is in Client mode (i.e. it acts as a supplicant to connect to another access point). When in Access Point mode, its role is by design limited to transparently pass all authentication methods to a RADIUS server.
B.2.6 Using
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RADIUS/TLS instead of RADIUS (optional)
LANCOM devices have a RadSec RADIUS/TLS client built-in. It can be used instead of standard RADIUS for the uplink to an IdP. Please note that most of the value of RADIUS/TLS plays out in long-haul connections, like from an eduroam IdP server to his federation. If your Access Point is located closely to your RADIUS server, using RADIUS is sufficient and you need not follow the steps below.
To use RADIUS/TLS in the eduroam contextTo use RadSec, you must have been given a issued an eduroam Service Provider X.509 certificate from your NROfederation operator. First,
upload this certificate
When you have your certificate, the private key, and the eduGAIN CA certificate (which can be downloaded athttp://sca.edugain.org/cacert/eduGAINCA.pem) via the device's "File Upload" menu: 
Then, go to Expert Configuration>Setup>IEEE802.1X>RADIUS Server certificate that issued you your certificate, you need to upload these via the device menu "File Management" > "Upload Certificate or File".
Upload them using the File Type "RADSEC ..." as in the screenshot below.
Then, go to "LCOS Menu Tree" > "Setup" > "IEEE802.1X" > "RADIUS Server" and set the Protocol option to
RADSEC: 
The same option is also present in the RADIUS Accounting server menu that was discussed above. When
RadSec is to be used, we strongly suggest to use it for both authentication and accounting"RADSEC", as in the screenshot below.