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“Location” field on this line. See the chapter entitled “Wireless LAN
Configuration – Advanced Location-Based AP Configuration” for more
information on location codes.
Create New Policy From Existing Policy – Select this option to create a new
traffic policy by copying an existing one. The next screen will allow
modification of the newly created policy as well as selection of a location
code. See the section entitled “Firewall and Traffic Policies” for information on
building traffic policies.
dc=Alcatelnetworks, dc=com
Create New Policy – Create an entirely new traffic policy. The next screen will
allow editing of the newly created policy as well as selection of a location
code. See the section entitled “Firewall and Traffic Policies” for information on
building traffic policies.
Multiple traffic policies may be applied to a user role. When multiple traffic
policies are applied, they behave as a single policy – that is, once a rule is
matched in the policy and action is taken, no further rules are processed in the
policy. Rules are executed from top to bottom, so the placement of rules
within a policy and of policies within a user role is important. When multiple
traffic policies are applied to a user role, their position within the role may be
adjusted using the up and down arrows, as shown in the figure below.
FIGURE 5-8 Multiple Policies
Other Role Parameters
Re-authentication Interval – By default, once a user has been authenticated
that user will remain authenticated until the login session is terminated. If this
parameter is set, re-authentication will be required on a periodic basis. If
re-authentication is unsuccessful, the user will be denied access to the
network.