NETGEAR WFS709TP-100NAS manual Adding Users to the Internal Database

WFS709TP ProSafe Smart Wireless Switch Software Administration Manual

4.Set the Mode to Enable to activate the authentication server.

Note: When you configure a server, you can set the VLAN for users based on attributes returned for the user during authentication. These values take

precedence over the default VLAN configured for the user. See “Configuring Authentication Timers” on page 6-4for more information.

5.Click Apply to apply the configuration.

To edit or delete a RADIUS Server entry, click Edit or Delete in the Action column of the RADIUS server entry.

•If you are editing the entry, enter your changes, then click Apply to save the configuration.

•If you are deleting the entry, a pop-up window displays the message “Are you sure you want to delete the RADIUS server <server_name>?” Click OK to delete the entry.

Adding Users to the Internal Database

You can create entries in an internal database that can be used to authenticate users. The internal database contains a list of users along with the password for each user. When you configure the WFS709TP as the primary server, user information in incoming authentication requests is checked against the internal database.

To add a user to the internal database:

1.Collect the following information required for internal database entries (Table 6-2).

Table 6-2. Internal Database Entry Information

Parameter	Description
User Name	User name (mandatory field)
Password	Password (mandatory field)
E-mail	E-mail address of the user
Entry does not expire/	No expiration on user entry, expiration duration (in minutes), or specific
Expiration	time and date of expiration.
	If an expiration is configured for the user, the user is disconnected at
	the expiration of the account. To continue network access, a user will
	need to authenticate using an unexpired account.

Configuring AAA Servers 6-3

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