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ArubaOS-Switch MAC Authentication with Device Registration Service Template
For wired devices that do not support strong 802.1X 802.1X is an IEEE standard for port-based network access control designed to enhance 802.11 WLAN security. 802.1X provides an authentication framework that allows a user to be authenticated by a central authority. authentication, ClearPass Device Registration offers a prebuilt registration portal for end users. This service type handles the device authorization from an ArubaOS-switch.
To access the ArubaOS-Switch MAC Authentication with Device Registration service template:
1. Navigate to > .
2. Select . The following page opens:
Figure 1 ArubaOS-Switch MAC Authentication with Device Registration Service Template
General Tab
1. Specify the tab service template parameters as described in the following table:
Parameter |
Action/Description |
---|---|
Name Prefix |
Enter a unique prefix that is appended to services using this template. Use this to identify the services that use this template. |
2. Click or select the tab.
Wireless Network Settings
When you select the
tab, the following configuration dialog opens:Figure 2 Wireless Network Settings Configuration Dialog
1. Specify the tab service template parameters as described in the following table:
2. Click or select the tab.
Device Roles
Define logical device roles (think tags) that allow for dynamic policy construction; for example, Media Player, Printer, Game Console, Building Controls, etc.
When you select the
tab, the following configuration dialog opens:Figure 3 Device Roles Configuration Dialog
1. Select one or more existing roles from the drop-down or type in a role name to create a new one.
2. Click or select the tab.
Enforcement Details
The device roles selected in the
dialog are populated into the new Enforcement policy defined in the configuration dialog. are configured on the ArubaOS-Switch.Figure 4 Enforcement Details Configuration Dialog
1. HPE User Role: For each , specify the corresponding that is configured on your ArubaOS-Switch.
2. Default HPE User Role: Enter the default HPE User role that is configured on your ArubaOS-Switch.
3. Click . The service is created. You return to the page where the new service is now listed.