Manage policies
Create Portal Policies to assign a portal when an unregistered host connects to the network. Policies are selected for a connecting host by matching host attributes to the criteria defined in the associated user/host profile. The first policy that matches the host data is assigned.
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If the host does not match any policy, it is assigned the default Portal. See Select a default portal. |
Settings
An empty field in a column indicates that the option has not been set.
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Rank |
Policy's rank in the list of policies. Rank controls the order in which host connections are compared to Policies. |
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Enabled |
Indicates if the policy is enabled/disabled. |
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Name |
User defined name for the policy. |
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Configuration |
Contains the configuration for the portal that will be assigned if this Portal Policy matches the connecting host. See Portal content editor. |
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Who/What |
Attributes A host or user must meet all parameters within a single filter, but is only required to match one filter in the list. The attribute must be known at the time of connection. See Filter example. RADIUS Attributes Used to match against endpoints pre- and post-authentication. Groups
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Where |
The connection location specified in the user/host profile. The host must connect to the network on a device, port or SSID contained within one of the groups shown here to be a match. When set to Any, this field is a match for all hosts or users. |
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When |
The time frame specified in the selected user/host profile. The host must be on the network within this time frame to be a match. When set to Always, this field is a match for all hosts or users. |
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Notes |
User specified note field. This field may contain notes regarding the data conversion from a previous version of FortiNAC. |
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Right click options |
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Show Audit Log |
Opens the admin auditing log showing all changes made to the selected item. For information about the admin auditing log, see Audit Logs.
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