It is not supported by RouterOS on wired or wireless interfaces.
Of course the router also will not interfere with traffic between a supplicant, authenticator and authentication server unless you tell it to - it just cannot be any of the three itself. So, for example, if you're looking to deploy switches that talk dot1x there shouldn't be any issue at all.
fewi,
Maybe if I explain you my intention you and anothers mates can help me to find a way or a better way to do.
I'm planning to deploy RouterOS/RB 493 inside some buildings in my city. The RouterOS may be act like a switch/bridge, connecting the internal devices to the external network.
Of course I could do that using switches, but I'm looking for something using RouterOS that fill the follows:
- - Be secure - If a stranger plug a cable in RJ45 connector this not compromise security
- No static - a way to remote control allowed users that can really connect
My first intention was use RouterOS with 802.1x on wired ports, but according you and others I cant do that because it isnt supported.
Thanks