Using 802.1x and vpn on t-mobile hotspot

hi all,
how do i configure 802.1x and vpn to enhance security on t-mobile hotspot?
thanx for your help.

Multi-Host is not the right option for you. In this Multi-Host only one device has to successfully authenticate to authenticate all device on that port.
You need to set host-mode to  "multi-auth"

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