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(Optional.) Add the HTTP user agent of the endpoint device as a transparent authentication
character. An endpoint device must match a transparent authentication character before UAM
can perform transparent portal authentication for it. UAM predefines lots of HTTP user agents.
Operators can also add new HTTP user agents. For more information, see " Managing
transparent authentication characters ."
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(Optional.) Configure transparent authentication parameters for endpoint devices in UAM
system settings. The parameters include Binding Lifetime, Disable transparent authentication
when the concurrent online time exceeds, and Disable Non-Smart Device Authentication.
Alternatively, you can use the default settings of these parameters. For more information, see " 32
Configuring global system settings ."
• Configure portal devices to support transparent authentication for endpoint devices. On an HP
Comware device, configure the portal mac-trigger server and portal mac-trigger enable
commands. For more information, see the command references of the devices.
Maintaining the transparent portal user list
The transparent portal user list records the bindings among the endpoint MAC address, access user
account, and service configuration for endpoint devices. When an endpoint device attempts to access
the network, UAM performs transparent authentication for the device by using the access user account
and service mapped to the endpoint MAC address.
Accessing the transparent portal user list page
1. Click the User tab.
2. Select Access User > Transparent Portal User from the navigation tree.
The Transparent Portal User page displays all the endpoint MAC address-account name/service
bindings.
Transparent portal user list contents
{
MAC Address—MAC address of the endpoint device.
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Account Name—Account name bound with the endpoint device.
{
User Name—Platform username associated with the access user account.
{
Service Name—Name of the service bound with the endpoint device.
{
Status—Whether or not transparent authentication is enabled for the endpoint device: Enabled
or Disabled. For information about how to enable transparent authentication for an endpoint
device, see " Enabling transparent authentication for portal endpoints ."
{
Bound/Disable Time—Time when the following events last occurred:
− The endpoint device is successfully bound with an access user account and service.
− Transparent portal authentication is enabled on the endpoint device.
− Transparent portal authentication is disabled on the endpoint device.
{
Details—Click the Details icon to view detailed information about the endpoint device.
Querying transparent portal users
You can query transparent portal users by account name, endpoint MAC address, bound service name,
transparent authentication status, and bound/disable time.