hs-nai-realm
  
    
      Use the hs-nai-realm command from the hotspot context to
        configure the NAI Realm for the hotspot.
     
    hs-nai-realm
          (add|delete
        NAI Realm EAP_method[ EAP_method] ,*) | (delete
        NAI Realm) 
    Parameters
      
      
          
          
          
            
              | add|delete
                NAI Realm EAP_method[
                  EAP_method],* | 
              The the NAI (Network Access Identification) Realms list is a
                FQDN of the service provider. This is a list of realms that can be successfully
                authenticated. Each realm can have up to 8 supported EAP methods. Valid EAP Methods
                include: 
                  - EAP-TLS
 
                  - EAP-TTLS-PAP
 
                  - EAP-TTLS-CHAP
 
                  - EAP-SIM-SIM
 
                  - EAP-TTLS-MSCHAP
 
                  - EAP-TTLS-MSCHAPv2
 
                  - EAP-AKA2-USIM
 
                  - EAP-AKA-USIM
 
                 
 | 
            
          
        
 
     
    Usage
      
      Consider the following
        when configuring an NAI Realm list for each hotspot:
          - Add all realms that can authenticate a mobile device‘s log on
            credentials or certificate credentials, including the realms of all roaming partners
            that are accessible from the hotspot AP. Include the realm of the home SP.
 
          - Add a realm for the PLMN ID. This is the cellular network identity based on public
            land mobile network (PLMN) information.
 
          - You can configure the EAP method list to support devices that do not know the EAP
            methods that are being used by a given service provider.
 
          - If the device has been provisioned with the home service provider, the device does not
            need to use the EAP methods in the NAI Realm List. The mobile device knows the EAP
            method required to authenticate against its home service provider and automatically uses
            it. 
 
          - Keep your DNS server records up to date, so that mobile devices can resolve the server
            domain names (FQDN).
 
        
 
      For more information, see the ExtremeWireless
        User Guide.
     
    Examples
      
      EWC.extremenetworks.com:wlans:hs:hotspot# hs-nai-realm add LS620 EAP-TLS