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WiFi Pass support both Meraki’s Identity PSK without RADIUS and Identity PSK with RADIUS (Easy PSK) features integration. Each registrant receives a unique personal passphrase provisioned on the SSID via the Meraki iPSK API (for ipsk-without-radius) or pushed directly to RADIUS (ipsk-with-radius).

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Requirements

Requires Wi-Fi 5 Wave 2 or newer access points:
Older MR access points (Wi-Fi 4 / Wi-Fi 5 Wave 1) do not support Identity PSK. All APs in the network must meet the minimum hardware and firmware requirements.
  • Meraki firmware MR 30.1 or later on all APs
  • At least one Group Policy configured in the network (Network → Group Policies)
  • Available SSID
  • API mode required when ipsk-without-radius is used

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Guest Experience

1

Registers

User registers via any onboarding channel.
2

Provisioned

A unique passphrase is created for the SSID.
3

Network details delivered

The SSID and passphrase are delivered to the user. The QR code allows one-tap connection on supported devices. These details can optionally be shown on-screen at registration time and sent through one of the enabled communication channels. See Messaging Services.
4

Connects

User connects using standard WPA2 — no app, no profile required.

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Limits

For deployments exceeding 5,000 credentials, Identity PSK with RADIUS (Easy PSK) should be used.

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Manual Configuration (Legacy / Non-API Mode)

Only Identity PSK with RADIUS (Easy PSK) is supported in legacy mode.
If you connected Wiacom via the Meraki API, SSID configuration is pushed automatically — skip this section.
RADIUS server FQDN/addresses, ports and shared secrets are region-specific. Obtain all values from the Wiacom admin panel or the Wiacom team before proceeding.
Log in to dashboard.meraki.com, navigate to Wireless → Access Control, and select your SSID.

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Access Control

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RADIUS Authentication Servers

Under RADIUS, click Add server and add two entries: Click Save Changes. Follow this procedure for adding Meraki devices into the Wiacom platform.

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Troubleshooting

Ensure the SSID is set to Identity PSK without RADIUS and at least one Group Policy exists in Network → Group Policies.
Check the credential is not suspended or expired under WiFi Pass → Credentials.
Check the expiry timestamp in the credential record. The user can re-register to receive a new passphrase.