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settings. This parameter must be read from the imported file. Select the specified column
number in the file as the phone number. If Not Imported is selected, phone number is not
bound to the access user. When this function is enabled, UAM sends the phone number and
password for second authentication by the third-party system authentication system. For
information about third-party system authentication, see "
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Configuring the cell phone number ranges
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WLAN Password—Password of the WLAN cell phone number. This parameter appears only
when the specified column number is selected. This parameter can be either read from the
imported file or manually specified. You can select the specified column number in the file
as the WLAN password, or select Not Imported and enter a password. The WLAN
password you enter applies to all imported access users.
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Access Device Binding Information area
The binding parameters in this area take effect only when they are selected in the
Authentication Binding Information area of the selected services. For example, the Device IP
parameter is effective to the services with the Bind Access Device IP option selected.
If you select a binding option for a service but do not specify a value for the parameter in the
access device binding information, UAM automatically acquires the binding information for
the service when each user first passes authentication by using the modified settings.
To pass authentication, the user must meet all requirements of the access device bindings and
terminal bindings.
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Device IP—IP address of the access device bound to the access users. To pass authentication,
an access user must connect to the access device that uses this IP address. If an access
device has multiple IP addresses, the one that the access device used when it was added to
UAM is adopted as the device IP. This parameter has the following options: Unchanged,
Not Imported, and the specified column number in the file. Select Unchanged to keep the
parameter unchanged, select the specified column number in the file as the device IP, or
select Not Imported and enter a device IP for the access users.
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Device IPv6 Address—IPv6 address of the access device bound to the access users. To pass
authentication, an access user must connect to the access device that uses this IPv6 address.
If an access device has multiple IPv6 addresses, the one that the access device used when
it was added to UAM is adopted as the device IPv6 address. This parameter has the
following options: Unchanged, Not Imported, and the specified column number in the file.
Select Unchanged to keep the parameter unchanged, select the specified column number in
the file as the device IPv6 address, or select Not Imported and enter a device IPv6 address
for the access users.
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Port—Port to which the access users are bound. To pass authentication, an access user must
connect to the specified port on a device. In UAM, each access user is bound to only the last
portion of a device port. For example, if an access user is bound to port 3, the user can
access from port 1/0/3 or port 2/0/3. This parameter has the following options:
Unchanged, Not Imported, and the specified column number in the file. Select Unchanged
to keep the parameter unchanged, select the specified column number in the file as the port
number, or select Not Imported and enter a port number for the access users.
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Device SN—Sequence number of the access device bound to each access user. To pass
authentication, an access user must connect to the access device that uses this sequence
number. This parameter has the following options: Unchanged, Not Imported, and the
specified column number in the file. Select Unchanged to keep the parameter unchanged,
select the specified column number in the file as the device sequence number, or select Not
Imported and enter a device sequence number for the access users.