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Using the Secure Access Wizard
Using Secure Access Wizard
When the desired ports are selected, click OK to validate and save your
selections.
10. To manually enter port numbers, in the
Port to secure field, type the ports
to which the secure access settings will apply.
Enter any combination of single port numbers and port ranges separated
by commas. For example, type A1,A3-A5,A7 to apply the access settings
on ports A1, A3, A4, A5, and A7.
The port entries are validated, and if any entry is invalid a text message
indicating the error appears below the data entry fields for the device.
The
Ports that will not be secured field contains a read-only list of the ports
excluded from the secure access settings. These typically include inter-
switch ports, ports with an authentication method already configured, and
ports connected to devices (such as printers) that do not support network
access.
You can click the
Reset to clear all data, and auto-populate the “Ports to
secure
:" field with ports on the device that can be secured. Ports that are
excluded will appear in the "
Ports that will not be secured" field.
Repeat the process for each device listed in the window. For a long list of
devices, a scroll bar lets you move down the list as needed.
11. Click Next to continue. The next window display will vary based on the
devices and authentication methods selected.
• If you selected a wireless device, the WLAN selection window dis-
plays, as described in step 9.
• If you selected only wired devices, the authentication configuration
window displays.
– For 802.1X, go to step 12.
–For Web-Auth, go to step 13.
– For MAC-Auth, go to step 14.
12. The WLAN selection window displays the list of Wireless devices you
selected. Click a device to expand the list to show the WLANs (SSIDs)
configured on the device.
- User’s Guide 1
- Software Release 2.3 1
- Contents 3
- 5 Troubleshooting IDM 5
- B IDM Technical Reference 5
- Why IDM? 9
- Introduction 10
- What’s New in IDM 2.3 11
- IDM Architecture 12
- Terminology 14
- IDM Specifications 16
- Additional Requirements 17
- Registering Your IDM Software 18
- Learning to Use ProCurve IDM 20
- ProCurve Support 21
- Getting Started 23
- IDM Usage Strategies 26
- Understanding the IDM Model 27
- IDM GUI Overview 28
- IDM Dashboard 30
- Using the Navigation Tree 31
- Toolbars and Menus 35
- Using IDM Reports 37
- Creating Report Policies 41
- IDM Session Cleanup Policy 48
- User Session Information 51
- Information tab 53
- Finding a User 55
- User Reports 56
- IDM Preferences 58
- IDM Configuration Model 67
- Configuring Locations 70
- Adding a New Location 71
- Device Selection option: 72
- Begin port and End port 73
- New Location 73
- Modifying a Location 75
- Deleting a Location 76
- Configuring Times 77
- Creating a New Time 78
- Figure 3-9. Create a New Time 79
- Deleting a Time 80
- Modifying a Time 80
- Defining Holidays 81
- Configuring Network Resources 83
- Adding a Network Resource 85
- Modifying a Network Resource 86
- Deleting a Network Resource 87
- Configuring Access Profiles 88
- Creating a New Access Profile 90
- Modifying an Access Profile 97
- Deleting an Access Profile 98
- Using Identity Driven Manager 101
- Defining Access Policy Groups 101
- New Access Rule dialogue 101
- Configuring User Access 106
- Using Global Rules 109
- Changing Global Rules 111
- Realms node in the IDM tree 113
- RADIUS Servers 113
- Using Manual Configuration 114
- Modifying and Deleting Realms 115
- Deleting RADIUS Servers 116
- Adding New Users 117
- Configuring User Systems 118
- Modifying and Deleting Users 119
- Deleting a User 120
- Using the User Import Wizard 121
- Data Source selection window 122
- Group Scope window 123
- Add Users window 125
- LDAP Authentication window 128
- For Simple Authentication 130
- Simple authentication: 131
- Using External Authentication 133
- XML User Import File Example 140
- Chapter Contents 141
- Overview 142
- Using Secure Access Wizard 143
- Selected Devices list 144
- Master device 145
- Selected checkbox for each 147
- Unauth-vid 157
- Confirm shared secret field 158
- Troubleshooting IDM 163
- IDM Events 164
- Pausing the Events Display 166
- Using Event Filters 166
- Viewing the Events Archive 168
- Setting IDM Event Preferences 170
- Using Activity Logs 172
- Miscellaneous 174
- Controller 800 175
- Before You Begin 176
- Using the NAC Tab Displays 177
- Using the NAC Home Tab 179
- Using the NAC Monitor Tab 180
- ProCurve NAC 182
- Confirm Password field 184
- IDM Technical Reference 185
- IDM Device Feature Matrix 186
- Best Practices 187
- Allowing vs. Rejecting Access 188
- Rate-Limiting 189
- Types of User Events 190
- Index–2 192
- Development Company, L.P 194
- May 2008 194
- Manual Part Number 194
- 5990-8851 194
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