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non-auth

Use the non-auth command to change the default role for non-authenticated clients. This command is available from the vnsmode:<named-VNS> context.

After you run the non-auth command, run the apply command to implement the changes.

non-auth role-name

Parameters

role-name Specifies the name of the role to use as the default role for non-authenticated clients.

Usage

When you change the default non-authenticated role for this VNS, the same rules apply as when a VNS is created. That is — if the VNS‘s WLAN Service has a mode of:

  • “std” then the referenced role must have a topology of mode “b@ap,” “b@ac,” or “routed”
  • “3pap” then the referenced role must have a physical topology mode

Examples

The following example specifies that the role named “non-auth-users” should be used as the default role for non-authenticated users for the VNS named VNS1:

EWC.extremenetworks.com:vnsmode:VNS1# non-auth non-auth-users
EWC.extremenetworks.com:vnsmode:VNS1# apply
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