Configure CWA to integrate with an ExtremeControl
server.
On the ExtremeControl server, create a policy
mapping for the ExtremeCloud IQ
Controller network:
Map the policy to the ExtremeCloud IQ
Controller network name.
Provide the redirection
rule that you created on ExtremeCloud IQ
Controller as the Filter ID value.
Provide the Redirection URL as the Cisco RADIUS attribute value pair
(AVP). For example:
cisco-avpair=url-redirect=http://10.47.1.15:80/
Note
Do not include query parameters in the url-redirect. The following
AVP is not valid:
cisco-avpair=url-redirect=http://10.47.1.15:80/?a=123,
where ?a=123 is a query parameter.
From the ExtremeControl server, go to Configuration > Profiles > Policy Mapping.
The rules engine assigns the policy Unregistered to the
redirection and assigns the policy Enterprise User when
authenticated by the captive portal.
Create a new mapping for the Unregistered policy.
Location — Specify the
CWA network name that you configured in ExtremeCloud IQ
Controller.
Filter — Specify the
redirection rule that you configured on ExtremeCloud IQ
Controller.
Custom — Specify the AVP:
cisco-avpair=url-redirect=http://10.47.1.15:80/
Verify the attributes specified by Filter and Custom 3 by editing the
switch profile that corresponds to ExtremeCloud IQ
Controller.
Create a policy mapping for
Enterprise
User.
You can use the default ExtremeCloud IQ
Controller allow roles. For
example the default Enterprise User, or you can configure your own role.
Here our configured Enterprise User role includes the AH-Allow rule.
Map the Enterprise User role to ExtremeControl.
Location — Specify the
CWA network name that you configured in ExtremeCloud IQ
Controller.
Filter — Specify the
allow policy rule that you configured on ExtremeCloud IQ
Controller.
Assign both the allow policy
role and the redirect policy role to the site configuration Profile on ExtremeCloud IQ
Controller.
Go to Sites and
select the site.
Select Device
Groups and select the device group.
Select Profile
and edit the configuration Profile.