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If you have ideas, new speaker topics and recommendations for the events, please help us to improve for next year’s event by commenting on the community page: http://community.arubanetworks.com/t5/Wireless-Access/Airheads-Technical-Event-The-Netherlands-October-27th-2017/m-p/313566#M75870
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Contents
Create and configure a Firewall Policy................................................................................................................................2
Create a User Role ..............................................................................................................................................................3
Adding the Radius Authentication Server...........................................................................................................................5
Create a Server Group - add the Radius Server ..................................................................................................................7
Create and add an 802.1x Authentication Profile...............................................................................................................8
Create the AAA Profile........................................................................................................................................................9
Creating the SSID Profile...................................................................................................................................................10
Create the Virtual AP Profile.............................................................................................................................................12
Create and add the AP System Profile..............................................................................................................................14
Create the new AP Group .................................................................................................................................................15
Checking your work...........................................................................................................................................................16
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Continuing configuring and adding rules to meet the needs of the corporate security policies
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Radius Authentication Server Added
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Host = IP address of your Radius Server (example 172.16.0.252)
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NAS IP = IP Address of the Aruba Controller (172.16.0.3)
Key = the secret Key passed from Controller to Radius to allow the controller to authenticate Users Names/Passwords
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Click “Add Server”
Click “Apply” and the bottom of the page
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Termination Inner EAP-Type = eap-mschapv2
“Apply” and “Save Configuration”
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Click “Apply” at the bottom right of the panel when done
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Click on “Apply” at the bottom of the page
Move down the menu and click on the “AAA-Profile” within the “myemployee-vir” Virtual AP profile
Using the pull down menu select the “myemployee-aaa”
Click on “Apply” at the bottom of the page
13. Move down the menu and click on the “SSID-Profile” within the “myemployee-vir” Virtual AP profile
Using the pull down menu select the “myemployee-ssid”
Your Virtual AP profile should now be complete
Click on “Save Configuration”
14. Create and add the AP System Profile
While in the “All Profile Management” window now click on and expand the “AP” section.
(Full menu path = “Configuration” > “Advanced Services” > “All Profiles” > “AP”).
Enter the new AP system profile name (in this example “myemployee-apsys”) and click “ADD”
Once created click on and expand the new “myemployee-apsys” profile
In basic networks it may not be necessary to enter the LMS IP (controller IP address where AP’s will terminate).
“Save Configuration” after adding the new AP system profile.
Configuration in the All Profiles Management section is complete.
15. Create the new AP Group
Go to and select “Configuration” > “Wireless” > “AP Configuration” menu
Select “NEW”
Enter and “ADD” the new AP Group name (in this example “MainBuilding”)
Once the new AP Group has been added select “Edit” button of the AP Group
Click on and expand the “Wireless LAN” to display the “Virtual AP”
Click on and expand the “Virtual AP”
Use the pull down to highlight and select the “myemployee-vir” profile. Click on “Add” to display the screen below
The AAA Profile and the SSID Profile are now “myemployee”
Click “Apply” at the bottom of the page to save the selection and “Save Configuration” when complete
16. Checking your work
With an AP connected and provisioned correctly, login to the Controller CLI
Have a user login to the wireless network and display the following CLI commands
(Aruba3200) #show user
User logged in with credentials, is authenticated and is in the correct Role
(Aruba3200) #show auth-tracebuf mac f8:7b:7a:68:f5:da
Display the details of the authentication flow
(Aruba3200) #show dot1x supplicant-info list-all