You can do 802.1x user/pass auth. In general though it's far more expensive to run and maintain because your access layer (APs, switches etc) now needs to be fu

You can do 802.1x user/pass auth. In general though it's far more expensive to run and maintain because your access layer (APs, switches etc) now needs to be fully managed to support 802.1x. That, and a lot of OSs have janky support that doesn't follow the standard well.