Configuring Filters

Configure your filters by using a When statement and an If statement. Begin by selecting when the filters (When statement) will be used. There are four options:

• All - All of the selected conditions must be met (logical and operation).
• Any - One or more selected conditions must be met (logical or operation).
• None (All) - None of the selected conditions are met (logical and operation).
• None (Any) - One or more selected conditions are not met (logical or operation).

The When statement works together with an If statement matching a filter with a value. The available filters are:

• Adhoc
• Associated
• AssociatedBSSClassification
• AssociatedBSSIP
• AssociatedBSSMAC
• AssociatedBSSName
• AssociatedBSSVendorPrefix
• Channel
• ConnectedToWired
• Device802_1XName
• DeviceAuthentication
• DeviceClassification
• DeviceClassificationInherit
• DeviceClientType
• DeviceEncryption
• DeviceFirstPolled
• DeviceFirstSeen
• DeviceIP
• DeviceLastPolled
• DeviceLastSeen
• DeviceMAC
• DeviceManufacturer
• DeviceName
• DevicePolledID
• DevicePolledName
• DevicePolledSSID
• DeviceProtocol
• DeviceSSID
• DeviceSensedID
• DeviceSensedSSID
• DeviceType
• DeviceVendorPrefix
• SensorIP
• SensorMAC
• SensorName
• SignalStrength
• WatchList
• WiFiDirect.

Important

In DeviceActionMgr, the filters order within the rule are order dependent. For example, if you want create a rule to sanction BSSs, the first filter would be DeviceType=Include BSS (this would ignore all clients), then DeviceManufacturer and then SSID. If you are using LIKE or ILIKE the % sign is a wildcard. (LIKE or ILIKE can also be used for wildcards.)