If your RADIUS clients (authenticating switches or wireless access points) support the assignment of traffic controls using ...

If your RADIUS clients (authenticating switches or wireless access points) support the assignment of traffic controls using RADIUS tunnel attributes, you can configure these attributes here. Examples of traffic controls include virtual LANs (VLANs) or access control lists (ACLs). Your RADIUS client might also support other traffic control attributes. To configure these attributes, enter values for the full access network and the restricted access network.

If you do not use traffic controls or will configure them later, click Next.

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