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Summit WM, Getting Started Guide

   

   

  

MAC-based authentication can be used in both SSID network assignment and 
AAA network type assignment. For more information, see 

Now you must configure the WM-AD for filters. The following section describes 
how to configure the WM-AD filters.

On a per WM-AD basis, the Summit WM Switch can be configured to apply a 
specific filtering policy on the user traffic that is routed through it. The filtering 
policies are applied after the authentication is returned.

The filter definition can be static on the Summit WM Switch itself, or the filter 
definition can be set to dynamically provisioned if RADIUS authentication is used. 
The standard RADIUS attribute can be used to identify a specific filter definition 
to apply to incoming/outgoing user traffic upon successful authentication of the 
user during authentication. 

For more information, see Summit WM-Series WLAN Switch Software WM2000 
User Guide.

The SSID network assignment type offers the following three default filters: 

Exception 

Non-authenticated

Default

To configure rules for the Exception filter:

1. From the main menu, click WM Access Domain Configuration. The WM 

Access Domain Configuration screen is displayed.

2. In the left pane, click the SSID WM-AD for which you want to define the 

filtering rules. The Topology tab is displayed.

3. Click the Filtering tab.