Configuring a Network Segmentation Group in the Cloudpath UI

In this section:

  1. Viewing the Network Segmentation Landing Page
    After you have configured the integrated system in the Cloudpath UI, and you have configured the Network Segmentation profile in SmartZone, a Network Segmentation group gets automatically created in Cloudpath.
  2. Creating an eDPSK Pool for a Property
    Before you can create a property to add to your Network Segmentation group, you need to create an eDPSK pool. One (and only one) eDPSK pool must be assigned to a property.
  3. Creating a Property for a Network Segmentation Group
    Once you have created an eDPSK pool, you can create a property that uses that pool, and you can assign the property to a Network Segmentation group.
  4. Adding Units to a Property of a Network Segmentation Group
    Once you have added a property to a Network Segmentation group, you can then add units to the property.
  5. Viewing Information of a Configured Unit
    Once you have configured a unit, there is a lot of information about the unit that you can find useful.
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  6. Using the Access Points Tab
    You can use the Access Points tab of the Managed Access > Network Segmentation portion of the Cloudpath UI to view assigned APs and ethernet ports, and to make any changes to these assignments.
  7. Property Management Information
    Properties and units that belong to a network configuration group can be used in conjunction with the property management features that are described in the Cloudpath Enrollment System Property Management Administration Guide.
  8. Creating a Policy to Assign to eDPSK Pools (Optional)
    Before you create a DPSK pool for a property, you can configure policies that can be applied to eDPSK pools. Policies allow for mapping incoming successful RADIUS authentication requests to a set of RADIUS response attributes based on dynamic conditions of the request.
  9. Troubleshooting
    There are some basic troubleshooting steps you can try if the tenant of a unit that belongs to a network segmentation group is having difficulty connecting to the network.