Configure Captive Portal Part 5: Associate Identity and SSL Policies with the Access Control Policy

This part of the procedure discusses how to associate the identity policy and SSL Decrypt - Resign rule with the access control policy you created earlier. After this, users can authenticate using the captive portal.

Before you begin

For an overview of the entire captive portal configuration, see How to Configure the Captive Portal for User Control.

Procedure

Step 1

Click Policies > Access Control > Access Control and edit the access control policy you created as discussed in Configure the Captive Portal Part 2: Create a TCP Port Access Control Rule. If View (View button) appears instead, the configuration belongs to an ancestor domain, or you do not have permission to modify the configuration.

Step 2

Either create a new access control policy or edit an existing policy.

Step 3

At the top of the page, click the link next to Identity Policy.

Step 4

From the list, choose the name of your identity policy and, at the top of the page, click Save.

Step 5

Repeat the preceding steps to associate your captive portal SSL policy with the access control policy.

Step 6

If you haven't done so already, target the policy at managed devices as discussed in Setting Target Devices for an Access Control Policy.

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