Guide to configuring eduroam using a Cisco wireless controller Best ...

Step 6: RADIUS attributes
Network Policies may be expanded using RADIUS attributes. The RADIUS attributes can, among other
things, provide the user with access to different VLANs.
• Right-click on a “Network Policy” and select “Properties”
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• Go to the “Settings” tab
There are many ways of configuring different RADIUS attributes. The following is a description of what is
needed to assign a user to a different VLAN from that supplied as standard by the access points or controller
unit:
• Click on “Standard” in the left-hand frame and click on “Add” in the right-hand frame.
• Find “Tunnel-Medium-Type” in the list and click on “Add”
• Click on “Add” again and select “802 (Includes all 802 media plus Ethernet canonical format)”
• Click on “OK” twice to return and select additional attributes
• Find “Tunnel-Pvt-Group-ID” in the list and click on “Add”
• Click on “Add” and type in the VLAN which is to be used. For example: “77”
• Click on “OK” twice to return and select additional attributes
• Find “Tunnel-Type” in the list and click on “Add”
• Click on “Add” and select “Virtual LANs (VLAN)”
• Click on “OK” twice and then on “Close”
• Click on “OK”
Repeat for all the Network Policies which need to be modified, for
example in the VLAN.