D-Link DSA-5100 Router Manual PDF (Setup & Configuration Guide)

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User Authentication

Using the Configuration Utility (continued)

User Authentication allows the DSA-5100 owner/operator to control who has or does

not have access to the Internet. The DSA-5100 can support five different authentication

types simultaneously.

User Authentication > Authentication Policies

The DSA-5100 provides a simple interface to allow the administrator to easily

complete the complicated management setup. The system provides a total of 5

authentication setups. The administrator can adopt different authentication

methods corresponding to each management setup. Each management setup can

use at most 20 management rules to go with the group configuration, so that the

management of general users can be both diversified and flexible.

The administrator can select the desired management setup through the pull-down

menu.

Item:

Provides 5 sets of authentication policies.

Policy Name:

The name of the policy can be modified here.

Status:

Enable

Disable

the policy.

Default:

Select

Yes

for the default setup.

Group:

Currently assigned group.

Edit:

Click

Edit

to edit the policy.

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Edit Authentication Policies

Using the Configuration Utility (continued)

Authentication

Policy:

Displays the system’s preferred authentication method.

Policy ID:

Select the policy you wish to edit here.

Set as Default:

Make this selection to set the policy you have chosen to be

the default Authentication policy.

Policy Name:

Enter the postfix policy name.

Policy Status:

Select

Enabled

Disabled

to activate or deactivate the

selected policy.

Black

List Profile:

Enter the profile name to be blacklisted.

Authentication Server

The authentication server provides 6 authentication modes:

Local, POP3, RADIUS,LDAP,NT Domain, and External Web Server

Assign

to Group:

Exception

Configuration:

When you enable this feature you can exclude accounts

from restrictions using the Edit feature. (This feature is

displayed on the following page.)

Assign a group to the control group from the pulldown menu.

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Using the Configuration Utility (continued)

Authentication Server> Exception Configuration

Attribute:

After the authentication, the DSA-5100 will obtain the user’s

attributes related to the authenticated server. The administrator

can use certain attributes as the management rule for the setup.

Logic options include

equal to, not equal to, larger than,

smaller than,

and

include

Logic:

Please fill in the desired value after the

attribute

and

logic

fields have been completed.

Value:

Specifies the priority.

Group:

Warning:

The policy name cannot include: GRIC, MAC, IP

When a user does not match the management rule logon, this

priority rule will be applied.

Default Group:

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Using the Configuration Utility (continued)

Authentication Methods>Local>Local Users List

The user’s account information is stored in the DSA-5100. If you need to manage the

user’s account, please click the hyperlink

Local Users List

on the Authentication Server

interface to enter into the Account Management Interface, shown below.

User List:

It provides a complete list of existing user accounts, including information

such as

Username, Password, MAC,

ax Bandwidth, Request

Bandwidth,

Group,

and

Remark

. The

administrator can delete

or search for a single user from this

management interface.

( Note: Max Bandwidth is the amount of maximum transmission capacity available

on a network at any point in time. Request Bandwidth represents the amount of

minimum transmission capacity that is available on a network at any point in time.)

Delete All:

Click here to delete all user accounts

Edit:

edit the content of an individual user account, click the hyperlink of

the selected user account to enter the edit mode.

Refresh:

Click

here to show the most updated user account information

Edit Account:

Make changes to the

account by clicking on

the

Username

. When

the screen on the next

page appears, edit the account information.

Add User:

Create new accounts,

including

Username

(mandatory),

Password

(mandatory)

and

MAC

(optional),

Max Bandwidth (optional), Request

Bandwidth (optional)

and assign to

a user group

Authentication Methods > Local

> Local Users List

> Add User

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Using the Configuration Utility (continued)

Authentication Methods > Local

> Local Users List

> Add User>

Edit Account

Edit Account:

Edit the account here.

Local Users List

> Add User> Upload User Account

Upload User

Account:

Local Users List

> Add User> Download User Account

Download

User

Account:

Click the

Download

User Accounts

view a list of all the

user accounts. To save

a new file, click

download.

Click

download

load accounts into

your computer.

Click the

Browse

button

to select the text file for

the user account. Click

Submit

to complete the

upload. The format of the uploaded file should be a text file. Each line represents a

User Account. The format is Username, Password, MAC, Remark. Each parameter is

separated by a comma, and no space is allowed between MAC,Remark, but a comma

is still needed.

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