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Category Archives: IMC UAM
Provision supports Portal Redirect for BYOD use
The HP IMC BYOD solution requires a network device to redirect guest or onboarding users to the BYOD web portal. This functionality could be provided using almost any Comware 5/7 device (L3 Switches, routers, VSR, but not by the L3-lite … Continue reading
Posted in IMC UAM, Provision
Tagged byod, imc, mac-authentication, portal, provision, uam
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Comware Portal Redirect for BYOD use
With the HP UAM BYOD Module, any new device will need to be onboarded (registered) to the network. This onboarding process may include 1 or more steps: Link the device to a User account : Requires access to BYOD Portal … Continue reading
MSM with UAM (mac) authentication
The HP MSM wireless platform can be used with HP IMC UAM as radius server for user or guest authentication.
Posted in IMC UAM, MSM Wireless
Tagged accounting, byod, imc, mac-authentication, msm, radius, uam
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HP IMC UAM BYOD End User Profiling
The HP IMC UAM BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) solution allows the on boarding, registration and authentication services for user devices on a customer network. HP IMC UAM Module includes the BYOD functionality with the component which is named “EIP … Continue reading
IMC UAM Secure LDAP
When deploying IMC UAM Radius server, the installation will probably integrate with the Active Directory at the customer through the LDAP protocol. IMC UAM will use LDAP to synchronize user objects, so the IMC UAM Administrator can apply specific network … Continue reading
IMC UAM LDAP Sync and Active Directory MaxPageSize
I recently configured IMC UAM with LDAP synchronization at a customer. Some of the users would be allowed access to specific Wireless networks, others would not get access.
