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Table 10 3Com VSAs (continued)
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26, 43, 7 | Yes | No | No | Date and time at which | |
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URL | 26, 43, 8 | Yes | No | No | URL to which the user is |
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WebAAA. Use the following format:
http://www.example.com
4Configure each user record with authorization rules (username and password) and with either the
Other attributes are optional.
Create a Service Profile for 802.1X Access
A service profile contains the configuration for the service you want to offer, such as employee access, guest access, or VoWIP.
For more information about service profiles, see “Wireless Configuration” on page 36. For more information about service sets, see “Which Services To Provide?” on page 30.
To create an 802.1X service profile
1Select Configuration on the toolbar.
2In the Organizer panel, expand the WX switch.
3Expand Wireless, then select Wireless Services.
4In the Task List panel, select 802.1X Service Profile. The 802.1X Service Profile wizard is displayed.