MSM7xx Controllers Configuration Guide v6.4.0

For more info seeAttribute
“Default user URLs” (page 475).default-user-goodbye-url
“Default user one-to-one NAT” (page 474).default-user-one-to-one-nat
“Default user idle timeout” (page 473).default-user-idle-timeout
“Default user session timeout” (page 474).default-user-session-timeout
“Default user interim accounting update interval” (page 472).default-user-acct-interim-update
“Default user quotas” (page 473).default-user-max-output-packets
“Default user quotas” (page 473).default-user-max-input-packets
“Default user quotas” (page 473).default-user-max-total-packets
“Default user quotas” (page 473).default-user-max-output-octets
“Default user quotas” (page 473).default-user-max-input-octets
“Default user quotas” (page 473).default-user-max-total-octets
“Default user data rates” (page 124).default-user-max-input-rate
“Default user data rates” (page 124).default-user-max-output-rate
“Default user bandwidth level” (page 473).default-user-bandwidth-level
“Default user bandwidth level” (page 473).default-user-use-public-ip-subnet
Example
This example illustrates how to indirectly customize the Default AC profile by defining several
attributes, and shows how these settings are then reflected in a the Default AC profile and the user
account.
The following sample page shows several attributes defined on the Public access > Attributes page
under Configured attributes. The two of interest for this example are highlighted below.
352 User authentication, accounts, and addressing