the policy to any WLANs or WLAN groups for which you want to control access by device type.
You could, for example, allow only Apple OS devices on one WLAN and only Linux devices on
another.
Creating a Device Access Policy
Using device access policies, the system can identify the type of client attempting to connect,
and perform control actions.
Follow these steps to create a device access policy.
1. Go to Configuration>AP Zones.
2. Click the AP zone for which you want to create a device access policy.
3. On the AP Zones submenu, click Device Policy.
4. Click Create New.
5. In Name, type a name for this policy.
6. In Description, type a short description for this policy.
7. In Default Access, click either Allow or Block. This is the default action that the system will
take if no rules are matched.
8. In the Rules section, click Create New.
The Create New Device Policy Rules form appears.
9. Configure the rule settings:
• Description: Type a description for this rule.
• Action: Select either Allow or Block. This is the action that the system will take if the client
matches any of the attributes in the rule.
• Device Type: Select from any of the supported client types.
• Rate Limiting:
• Uplink: Select the Enable check box and define the uplink rate limit for this client type.
• Downlink: Select the Enable check box and define the downlink rate limit for this client
type.
• VLAN: Segment this client type into a specified VLAN (1~4094; if no value is entered, this
policy does not impact device VLAN assignment).
10. To add a new rule, click Create New again, and then repeat Step 9.
11. When you finish creating all the rules that you want to add to the policy, click OK at the bottom
of the form.
The page refreshes, and then the policy that you created appears under the Device Policy
Services section.
You have completed creating a device access policy.
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