Dell SonicWall SRA 4200 Administrator's Manual page 335

The RADIUS Groups tab allows the administrator to enable user access to the SRA appliance
based on existing RADIUS group memberships. By adding one or more RADIUS groups to an
SRA group, only users associated with specified RADIUS group(s) are allowed to login. To add
a RADIUS group, perform the following steps:
In the Users > Local Groups page, click the configure button for the RADIUS group you want
Step 1
to configure.
In the RADIUS Groups tab and click the Add Group... button. The Add RADIUS Group page
Step 2
displays.
Enter the RADIUS Group name in the corresponding field. The group name must match the
Step 3
RADIUS Filter-Id exactly.
Click the Accept button. The group displays in the RADIUS Groups section.
Step 4
Adding an Active Directory Group
The AD Groups tab allows the administrator to enable user access to the SRA appliance based
on existing AD group memberships. By adding one or more AD groups to an SRA group, only
users associated with specified AD group(s) are allowed to login.
Note Before configuring and Active Directory group, ensure that you have already created an
Active Directory domain. This option is configured in the Portals > Domains page.
To add an AD group, perform the following steps:
In the Users > Local Groups page, click the configure button for the AD group you want to
Step 1
configure.
In the AD Groups tab and click the Add Group... button. The Add Active Directory Group page
Step 2
displays.
Enter the Active Directory Group name in the corresponding field.
Step 3
Optionally, select the Associate with AD group check box if you wish to associate the SRA
Step 4
group with your AD group. This step can also be completed at a later time in the Edit Group
page under the AD Groups tab.
Click the Accept button. The group displays in the Active Directory Groups section. The
Step 5
process of adding a group may take several moments. Do not click the Add button more than
once during this process.
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