Understanding Device Identification

Rule Type	Condition		Value
			•	Static WEP
			•	xSec

ESSID: Assign client to a role or VLAN based	One of the following:		string
upon the ESSID to which the client is associated	•	contains
	•	ends with
	•	equals
	•	does not equal
	•	starts with
	• value of (does not
		take string; attribute
		value is used as role)

Location: Assign client to a role or VLAN based	One of the following:		string
upon the ESSID to which the client is associated	•	equals
	•	does not equal

MAC address of the client	One of the following:		MAC address (xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx)
	•	contains
	•	ends with
	•	equals
	•	does not equal
	•	starts with

The device identification feature allows you to assign a user role or VLAN to a specific device type by identifying a DHCP option and signature for that device. If you create a user rule with the DHCP-Optionrule type, the first two characters in the Value field must represent the hexadecimal value of the DHCP option that this rule should match, while the rest of the characters in the Value field indicate the DHCP signature the rule should match. To create a rule that matches DHCP option 12 (host name), the first two characters of the in the Value field must be the hexadecimal value of 12, which is 0C. To create a rule that matches DHCP option 55, the first two characters in the Value field must be the hexadecimal value of 55, which is 37.

The following table describes some of the DHCP options that are useful for assigning a user role or VLAN.

DHCP Option values

DHCP Option

Description

Hexadecimal Equivalent

Host name

Parameter Request List

Vendor Class Identifier

Client FQDN

The device identification features in ArubaOS can also automatically identify different client device types and operating systems by parsing the User-Agent strings in the client’s HTTP packets. To enable this feature, select the Device Type Classification option in the AP’s AAA profile. For details, see "Device Type Classification" on page

Configuring a User-derived VLAN in the WebUI

1. Navigate to the Configuration > Security > Authentication > User Rules page.

307 Roles and Policies

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Dell 6.2 manual Understanding Device Identification, Configuring a User-derived Vlan in the WebUI

Models: 6.2

Rule Type