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3 Refer to the following to assess whether an existing user can be used with the local Radius server as
is, requires modification or if a new user is required.
4 Refer to the Available Groups field to view the memberships for existing users.
If the group assignment is insufficient, use the Edit or Add functions to modify/create users or
modify their existing group assignments. For guest users, only the password is editable. For normal
(non-guest) users, the password and group association can be modified.
To modify the attributes of an existing user, select the user from the list and click the Edit button.
Modify the existing user’s guest designation, password, expiry date and group assignments as
required to reflect the user’s current local Radius authentication requirements.
5 If an existing user is no longer needed, select the user from those displayed and click the Delete
button to permanently remove the user.
6 To create a new user for use with the local Radius server, click the Add button and provide the
following information.
User ID
Displays the username for this specific user. The name assigned should
reflect the user’s identity and perhaps their status within the controller
managed network (guest versus secure user).
Guest User
Displays whether a specific user has been defined as a guest user (with a
green check) or has been configured as permanent user. Guest users have
temporary access.
Group Name
Lists the group name that was assigned to the Radius User ID and Group.
Start Date
Defines the time when Guest User’s privileges commence.
Expiry Date
If the user has been assigned guest privileges, they were also assigned a
date when their Radius privileges expire.
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