Creating a Policy Role

You can create a policy role that will customize network access.

To create a new policy role:

  1. Go to Configure > Policy > Roles > Add and configure the following parameters.
    Name
    myTest2-policy
    Default Action
    Set to Deny.

    The policy rule will deny everything except for the rules we define as allowed.

  2. Select the L3 L4 Rules section and click New.
  3. Configure the following rules:
    • Allow traffic to subnet 0.0.0.0/0, any protocol, Port DHCP Server (68).
    • Allow traffic to subnet 0.0.0.0/0, any protocol, port Port DHCP Client (67).
    • Allow traffic to subnet 10.48.51.50/28, any protocol, any port.
    • Allow traffic to subnet 10.48.49.9/32, any protocol, any port.
  4. Click Save to save the policy.
  5. Go to Onboard > Rules.
  6. Edit the test2-rule Accept Policy. Apply myTest2-policy instead of Enterprise User policy.
    1. Highlight test2-rule and click .
    2. From the Accept Policy field, select myTest2-policy.
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    Engine Rule with Unique Policy
  7. Click Save.
Upon authentication to the network, the client reaches the engine rule test2-rule. Client is accepted to the network based on the unique Accept Policy myTest2-policy.

Next, enable myTest2-policy within the device group profile.

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