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access user or register a preregistered user. This parameter does not take effect when you add,
modify, or register users in batches.
{
Daily Password SMS Messages—Specify the upper limit of password SMS messages to be sent
for a single user in a day.
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MAC Address Consistency Check—If you select Enable, UAM checks whether the MAC address
used for the current login of the user is the same as that used for last login. If the MAC addresses
are different, UAM notifies the user of the inconsistency. The feature is available only when both
of the following conditions are true:
− The MAC addresses used for the current and last logins of the user can be obtained by
UAM.
− The user is logged in through 802.1X authentication on iNode PC or portal authentication
on the webpage.
{
Displays Key in—Enable UAM to display keywords in either cipher text or plain text on the
following pages: adding/modifying/querying access devices, adding/modifying/querying
portal devices, adding/modifying roaming configuration, user online/offline notification
parameter configuration, single-point login configuration, and adding general/Wi-Fi
configuration templates.
6. Configure self-service parameters:
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Authenticated Self-Service Users Only—Select Yes from the list to allow only authenticated users
to use self-services on their respective authenticated PCs. Select No from the list to allow all users
to use self-services on any PC. When Yes is selected, make sure that the Upload IPv4 address
box is selected for each 802.1X connection to enable 802.1X users to use self-services. If a NAT
device exists between the access device and UAM, select No for the parameter. Otherwise, the
user cannot use self-services.
{
Self Modifying User Info—Select Enable from the list to enable users to modify user information
including passwords in the self-service center. Select Disable from the list to disable the function.
{
Preregistered IP Limit Times—Specify the total number of access users and guests that users from
the same IP address can preregister in the self-service center each day. The parameter does not
count the access users and guests that are formally registered the same day they are
preregistered. The value for this field is an integer in the range of –1 to 1000. The value of –1
indicates that the total number of preregistered users is not limited. The value of 0 indicates that
no preregistration is allowed, and user preregistration is disabled.
{
Trouble Report Service—Select Enable from the list to enable users to submit trouble tickets in the
self-service center. Select Disable from the list to disable the function.
{
Reconfirm Preregistration—Select Enable or Disable from the list to enable or disable the
function. If you select Enable, a preregistered user becomes an inactive access user after it is
formally registered, and must be activated by an administrator to become a normal user. If you
select Disable, a preregistered user directly becomes a normal access user after it is formally
registered.
{
Clear Online Info Through Self-Service—Select Enable from the list to enable users to clear the
user online information through the self-service center to remove fake online users. Select Disable
from the list to prohibit users from clearing the user online information through the self-service
center.
{
Ticket Quantity Limit per Account per Day—Specify the maximum number of trouble tickets a
user can submit on the same day. This field takes effect only when you select Enable for Trouble
Report Service.