Security

Hi，

I want to do mac address authentication policy on AP. It is currently configured on Aruba Central. I am also using the "internalserver" in Aruba Central. How can I make each SSID do mac address without affecting each other. I have tested it myself and found that I should be able to create "MAC Auth Delimiter Character". There are 5 types ": / , - %" or empty. But when filling in the username and password, the username prompt can only be ": - _" or empty. That is, it can only be used under 3 SSIDs without affecting each other. Can anyone help me this question? How can I use more than 3 SSIDs without affecting each other.

Are you referring to something along the lines as each SSID has their own unique db of MACs? For example the same MAC can existing in each db but depending on the SSID will grant different access?

Hi，

I want to do mac address authentication policy on AP. It is currently configured on Aruba Central. I am also using the "internalserver" in Aruba Central. How can I make each SSID do mac address without affecting each other. I have tested it myself and found that I should be able to create "MAC Auth Delimiter Character". There are 5 types ": / , - %" or empty. But when filling in the username and password, the username prompt can only be ": - _" or empty. That is, it can only be used under 3 SSIDs without affecting each other. Can anyone help me this question? How can I use more than 3 SSIDs without affecting each other.

Yes, I meant to have mac authentication, which should be called whitelisting, let it work in each SSID individually. As an example, 1111.1111.1111 is whitelisted accessible in SSID test1, but not in SSID test2's whitelisted.

Are you referring to something along the lines as each SSID has their own unique db of MACs? For example the same MAC can existing in each db but depending on the SSID will grant different access?

Hi，

I want to do mac address authentication policy on AP. It is currently configured on Aruba Central. I am also using the "internalserver" in Aruba Central. How can I make each SSID do mac address without affecting each other. I have tested it myself and found that I should be able to create "MAC Auth Delimiter Character". There are 5 types ": / , - %" or empty. But when filling in the username and password, the username prompt can only be ": - _" or empty. That is, it can only be used under 3 SSIDs without affecting each other. Can anyone help me this question? How can I use more than 3 SSIDs without affecting each other.

Hello,

I don't think internal DB is intended for that.

But it's incredibly easy with Clearpasss.

May be you should have a eye on it.

Regards,

Yes, I meant to have mac authentication, which should be called whitelisting, let it work in each SSID individually. As an example, 1111.1111.1111 is whitelisted accessible in SSID test1, but not in SSID test2's whitelisted.

Are you referring to something along the lines as each SSID has their own unique db of MACs? For example the same MAC can existing in each db but depending on the SSID will grant different access?

Hi，

I want to do mac address authentication policy on AP. It is currently configured on Aruba Central. I am also using the "internalserver" in Aruba Central. How can I make each SSID do mac address without affecting each other. I have tested it myself and found that I should be able to create "MAC Auth Delimiter Character". There are 5 types ": / , - %" or empty. But when filling in the username and password, the username prompt can only be ": - _" or empty. That is, it can only be used under 3 SSIDs without affecting each other. Can anyone help me this question? How can I use more than 3 SSIDs without affecting each other.

Hi

Thanks for your reply, but currently we are not using ClearPass, so for now we can only configure mac authentication for "internalserver" on Aruba central. So it looks like impossible to do right?

Hello,

I don't think internal DB is intended for that.

But it's incredibly easy with Clearpasss.

May be you should have a eye on it.

Regards,

Yes, I meant to have mac authentication, which should be called whitelisting, let it work in each SSID individually. As an example, 1111.1111.1111 is whitelisted accessible in SSID test1, but not in SSID test2's whitelisted.

Are you referring to something along the lines as each SSID has their own unique db of MACs? For example the same MAC can existing in each db but depending on the SSID will grant different access?

Hi，

I want to do mac address authentication policy on AP. It is currently configured on Aruba Central. I am also using the "internalserver" in Aruba Central. How can I make each SSID do mac address without affecting each other. I have tested it myself and found that I should be able to create "MAC Auth Delimiter Character". There are 5 types ": / , - %" or empty. But when filling in the username and password, the username prompt can only be ": - _" or empty. That is, it can only be used under 3 SSIDs without affecting each other. Can anyone help me this question? How can I use more than 3 SSIDs without affecting each other.