a.Under Management Authentication Servers, select a management role (for example, read-only) for the Default Role.

b.Select (check) Mode.

c.For Server Group, select the server group that you just configured.

d.Click Apply.

In the CLI

aaaauthentication-server radius rad1 host <ipaddr>

enable

aaaserver-group corp_rad auth-server rad1

set role condition Class value-of

aaaauthentication mgmt default-role read-only enable server-group corp_rad

In the following example, the RADIUS server returns the attribute Class to the controller; the value of this attribute can be “it”, in which case, the user is granted the root role. If the value of the Class attribute is anything else, the user is granted the default read-only role.

Configuring a set-value server-derivation rule

In the WebUI

1.Navigate to the Configuration > Security > Authentication > Servers page.

2.Select RADIUS Server to display the Radius Server List.

a.To configure a RADIUS server, enter the name for the server (for example, rad1) and click Add.

b.Select the name to configure server parameters, such as IP address. Select the Mode checkbox to activate the server.

c.Click Apply.

3.Select Server Group to display the Server Group list.

a.Enter the name of the new server group (for example, corp_rad) and click Add.

b.Select the name to configure the server group.

c.Under Servers, click New to add a server to the group.

d.Select a server from the drop-down menu and click Add Server.

e.Under Server Rules, click New to add a server rule.

f.For Condition, select Class from the scrolling list. Select equals from the drop-down menu. Enter it. Select Set Role from the drop-down menu. For Value, select root from the drop-down menu.

g.Click Add.

h.Click Apply.

4.Navigate to the Configuration > Management > Administration page.

a.Under Management Authentication Servers, select a management role (for example, read-only) for the Default Role.

b.Select (check) Mode.

c.For Server Group, select the server group that you just configured.

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