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2. In the Role Name field, enter a brief descriptive name for the role—for example, if you are creating a

role for the guest users in your network, you might choose ‘Guest’ or “Visitor” as the role name.

3. (Optional) You may enter a description of the role in the Description field. This can be useful, as it

appears in the list of user roles.

4. If you wish to prevent users within this role from receiving any session warnings, mark the check box in

the Session Warnings row. This option only applies if session warnings have been enabled at

Customization > Guest Manager.

Attributes are used to define the security policies to be applied to guest sessions. The Add Attributes tab

lets you configure attributes for the user role you’re creating. , click the Add Attribute tab. The row

expands to include the RADIUS Attribute Editor form. To configure attributes for a role, see “Adding Role

Attributes”.

Adding Role Attributes

RADIUS attributes form the heart of the role-based access control system. Different user roles may have

different attributes associated with them, which allows you to control the behavior of network access

devices that authenticate users with the RADIUS server. Furthermore, you can associate a set of rules

called a condition with each RADIUS attribute. This allows you to make adjustments to the precise

definition of a role depending on what kind of access is being requested.

To open the RADIUS Attribute Editor:

1. Do one of the following:

 To add or edit attributes for an existing role, go to RADIUS > User Roles. Click the role’s name in

the list, then click its Edit link. The RADIUS Role Editor opens.

 To add attributes when you create the role, go to RADIUS > User Roles, then click the Create a

new role link. The RADIUS Role Editor form opens.

2. In the RADIUS Attributes row, click the Add Attribute tab. The row expands to include the

RADIUS Attribute Editor.

You can choose to use either the Standard RADIUS attributes that are applicable to all vendors or to use the

attributes particular to your vendor.

If you want to use the vendor specific attributes, select the vendor from the drop down list. The available

attributes for the selected vendor will be displayed in the drop-down list for the Attribute field.

Additional vendors and attributes may be defined in the RADIUS Dictionary. See “Dictionary” for more

information in this chapter.

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