Managing Administrator And Console Access Rules; Configuring And Managing Access Rules For Network Users - 3Com 3CRWX120695A Reference Manual

Managing
Administrator and
Console Access Rules
Configuring and
Managing Access
Rules for Network
Users

Configuring and Managing Access Rules for Network Users

RADIUS server group — A server group that you have configured
previously.
LOCAL — The WX switch's local database.
You can add one or both methods to the list.
If you specify a RADIUS server group as the first method and the
administrator is denied access by the RADIUS server, no accounting is
attempted with the other methods specified in the list.
If you specify LOCAL as the first method and an administrator is not in
the local user database on the WX, accounting is attempted with a
RADIUS server group if one is defined in the method list.
To add a server group, click Create and go to "To define a RADIUS server
group" on page 298. After you create the server group, click Choose
Available and then select the server group from the list.
5 Click Finish to save changes and close the wizard.
After you create administrative access rules, you can do the following to
manage the access rules:
Modify access rules.
Delete access rules.
Copy and paste access rules.
Move access rules.
The WX switch checks an administrator userglob against the rules in the
order the rules appear in this list, beginning at the top. Make sure the
most specific rules appear first and the most general rules appear last. To
move a rule up or down the list, select the rule, then select Move Up or
Move Down. (For more information, see "Changing the Order of Access
Rules" on page 339.)
Network users include the following types of users:
Wireless users — Users who access the network by associating with
an SSID on a 3Com radio.
Wired authentication users — Users who access the network over
an Ethernet connection to a WX switch port that is configured as a
wired authentication (wired-auth) port.
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