The authentication event action authorize command configures the device to assign network access policies to users before the users are authenticated.
The undo authentication event action authorize command deletes the configured network access policies.
By default, no network access right is granted to users before the users are authenticated.
authentication event pre-authen action authorize service-scheme service-scheme
undo authentication event pre-authen action authorize
authentication event { authen-fail | authen-server-down } action authorize service-scheme service-scheme [ response-fail ]
undo authentication event { authen-fail | authen-server-down } action authorize
| Parameter | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| pre-authen | Configures the device to assign network access policies to users when the users establish pre-connections with the device. |
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| authen-fail | Configures the device to assign network access policies to users when the authentication server sends authentication failure packets to the device. |
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| authen-server-down | Configures the device to assign network access policies to users when the authentication server is Down and thereby the users fail to be authenticated. |
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| response-fail | Configures the device to send authentication failure packets to users after assigning network access policies to the users. If this parameter is not specified, the device by default sends authentication success packets to users and therefore the users cannot know the fact that they fail to be authenticated. To solve this problem, specify this parameter so that the device will send authentication failure packets for the users to know their authentication results. |
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| service-scheme service-scheme | Specifies the name of the service scheme based on which network access policies are assigned to users. |
The value is a string of 1 to 32 case-sensitive characters without spaces and the following: \ / : < > | @ ' % * " ? |
This command is available to aid upgrade compatibility. It can only be run during the configuration restoration phase of the upgrade.
After the upgrade, this command is no longer supported, and it is replaced by the authentication event pre-authen action authorize service-scheme scheme-name and authentication event { authen-fail | authen-server-down } action authorize service-scheme service-scheme [ response-fail ] commands in the authentication profile view.