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Using Identity Driven Manager
Configuring Auto-Allow OUIs
5. If a match is found, the device is assigned to the Access Policy Group associated
with that OUI.
6. The login event is logged in the IDM Event Browser and user session information
is shown in the Users tab.
7. If the OUI is removed, the device is denied access to the network access when
the next re-authentication timer pops up.
N o t e : If a user name is present in the global rules, IDM users table, and OUI, the IDM
Agent uses the OUI first to authenticate users. If two OUIs match the incoming user
name, then the OUI with the most characters is used to authenticate the user and
assign the corresponding Access Policy Group.
Viewing Auto-Allow OUIs and Network Access
For a Domain
To view all Auto-Allow OUIs in a domain:
1. From the IDM navigation tree, click the Domains node containing the OUI.
2. In the right pane, click the Auto-Allow OUIs tab.
Figure 3-40. Auto-Allow OUIs for Domain
For an Access Policy Group