02-17-2012 04:08 AM - edited 07-03-2021 09:36 PM
Hi,
I am setting up a WIFI network with a Cisco 5508 controller. I want to configure a first WIFI network (WIFI1) that will authenticate my business laptop based on the AD computer accounts and will access my corporate network.
I want to setup a second WIFI network (WIFI2) that will authenticate my phones and tablets devices with AD user accounts and will be on a separate vlan with only access to the Internet.
I created 2 policies on the Radius server : one that authenticate computers coming from wireless and a second one authenticating users coming from wireless.
Right now, if a user manually creates the WIFI1 network on his phone and enter his AD username, he is going to have access to the corporate network. I would like to be able to say that when a request is coming from WIFI1, only the policy for authenticating wireless devices with computer accounts will apply and the second policy authenticating user wouldn't apply.
Is this something possible?
Thanks
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02-17-2012 09:07 AM
Stephane,
If you are using IAS or NPS as your RADIUS server, you can add the Called-Station-ID condition to each policy and use the WLAN name as the conditional value. When the WLC sends this value to the RADIUS server during authentication, the last part of that string is the WLAN name.
Screenshot example using NPS, where my WLAN name of interest is 2106-voice

If you are using ACS, this post should help:
https://supportforums.cisco.com/message/3374582#3374582
Justin
02-17-2012 09:07 AM
Stephane,
If you are using IAS or NPS as your RADIUS server, you can add the Called-Station-ID condition to each policy and use the WLAN name as the conditional value. When the WLC sends this value to the RADIUS server during authentication, the last part of that string is the WLAN name.
Screenshot example using NPS, where my WLAN name of interest is 2106-voice

If you are using ACS, this post should help:
https://supportforums.cisco.com/message/3374582#3374582
Justin
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