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• Thanks for your help @BWC! It looks like for my specific use case the best solution (at least for now) is to use the WAN IP for MGMT and RADIUS specifically for VPN authentication.

  in Use RADIUS Filter-ID to add user to local group Comment by mamey July 2021
• Ok, good news is I can log in via the WAN IP. I did have to enable HTTPS management from there which creates a security vulnerability that I was hoping to avoid, if possible. Is there another solution? I'm certainly willing to connect a different way if I can continue logging in from and Internal interface IP.

  in Use RADIUS Filter-ID to add user to local group Comment by mamey July 2021
• I am on a Mac and using the default Network Preferences pane to create a L2TP over IPSec connection to the SonicWall. I could try using NetExtender like our Windows users. However, I use the same connection with my local user credentials. When logging in as the local user, the SonicWall device seems able to verify who I am…

  in Use RADIUS Filter-ID to add user to local group Comment by mamey July 2021
• I don't have any issues logging in when I connect with a local user that is in the SonicWall Administrator group.

  in Use RADIUS Filter-ID to add user to local group Comment by mamey July 2021
• @BWC I believe I have done that here

  in Use RADIUS Filter-ID to add user to local group Comment by mamey July 2021
• Thanks Michael. It does make more sense that Network Administrators is a subset of all SonicWall Administrators. Thanks for the catch. However, I am still getting the following error message:

  in Use RADIUS Filter-ID to add user to local group Comment by mamey July 2021