Adding a mute terminal user configuration profile – H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center User Manual

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Viewing mute terminal user configuration profile details

1.

Access the mute terminal user configuration profile list page.

2.

Click the name of the mute terminal user configuration profile you want to view.
Mute Terminal User Configuration Profile area

{

Profile Name—Name of the mute terminal user configuration profile, which must be unique in
UAM.

{

User Name Prefix—UAM creates a platform user named User Name Prefix+Mute Terminal
MAC Address
together with each mute terminal user.

{

Service Group—Service group to which the mute terminal user configuration profile belongs for
decentralized management.

{

User Group—User group to which the mute terminal user belongs.

{

Expiration Time—Time when the mute terminal user expires and becomes invalid. An empty
field indicates that the mute terminal user never expires.

{

Description—Description of the mute terminal user configuration profile for easy maintenance.

MAC Address Range area
Configure the range of MAC addresses for the mute terminals that are allowed to access the
network. You can configure multiple ranges. A mute terminal can access the network when it

belongs to one MAC address range.

{

Start MAC—Lowest MAC address of mute terminals permitted to access the network.

{

End MAC—Highest MAC address of mute terminals permitted to access the network.

Access Service area

{

Service Name—Name of the access service, which must be unique in UAM.

{

Description—Description of the access service for easy maintenance.

{

Service Suffix—Identifies the name of the domain to be used for mute terminal user
authentication. For more information, see

Table 22

. The service suffix for authenticating a mute

terminal is closely related to the MAC authentication domain on the access device.

{

Status—Whether mute terminal users can apply for the service. A mute terminal user can apply
for the access services in Available state only.

Table 22 Service suffix and other configurations

MAC authentication domain on

the access device

Commands configuration on

the access device

Service suffix in UAM

Y

user-name-format with-domain

Y

user-name-format without-domain None

NOTE:

The commands in

Table 22

are available on HP Comware devices. The commands used on other access

devices may vary.

Adding a mute terminal user configuration profile

1.

Access the mute terminal user configuration profile list page.

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