Combining Considerations

Example:

A company with four buildings with multiple floors plans to use triangulation. Two ADSP users each manage the WLAN security for one building, and a third user manages the two other buildings. An overall system security administrator oversees all users and buildings.

• Buildings A, B, C, and D = network level for each building
• Floors = network level for each floor in a building
• User management = select Scope Permissions for each user by editing User Accounts.
  • Building A is assigned to User 1
  • Building B is assigned to User 2
  • Building C and D are assigned to User 3
• For the overall administrator, select the system level in User Accounts.

Result:

Each user can see only the data for the building(s) he manages. Each user can apply policy and view data by floors within their building, and perform location tracking with triangulation by importing a map for each floor.