Configuring a Domain

Configuring Servers for a Domain

You can configure servers, such as RADIUS and DNS servers, for a domain as required.

(Optional) Setting the Maximum Number of Access Users for a Domain

You can set the maximum number of access users for a domain to facilitate user access management.

(Optional) Setting the Maximum Number of Sessions for an Account

You can set the maximum number of sessions for an account, so that you can limit the number of sessions allowed for users of the same user account. Users of the same user account share QoS resources.

(Optional) Setting a User Priority for a Domain

You can set a user priority for each domain so that users or services of different domains are offered with different classes of services.

(Optional) Specifying a Group for a Domain

A domain can be specified to belong to a user group or a VPN instance. This allows the domain to be flexibly associated with various services.

(Optional) Configuring User Group Load Balancing in a Domain

User group load balancing in a domain allows the traffic of users that go online through the domain to be distributed to different devices based on the user group weight.

(Optional) Configuring Additional Functions for a Domain

Many additional functions, such as time-based control, policy-based routing, traffic statistics, and IP address usage alarms, can be configured for a domain.

(Optional) Configuring the Traffic Direction to Which the Domain User Traffic Quota Applies

The user traffic quota can be configured to apply to upstream or downstream traffic in the AAA domain view.

(Optional) Allowing for Coexistence of Public and Private Network Users and Users Belonging to Different VPN Instances in a Domain

(Optional) Configuring a Statistics Collection Method to Improve Accounting Accuracy

(Optional) Configuring Relogin for Users Who Have the Same MAC Address as an Online User

(Optional) Configuring Load Balancing for Downstream Traffic Among Eth-Trunk Member Interfaces

(Optional) Blocking a Domain

Users cannot access a blocked domain. You can block a domain if it is not needed.

Verifying the Domain Configuration

After configuring a domain, verify the configuration.