Server Policy Profile

The Server Policy profile allows you to configure how servers are advertised by access points on the network. It allows administrators to define the server using a MAC address, control access by denying specific user roles, and specify which APs can advertise the server. This helps ensure controlled and secure server access while limiting advertisement to approved devices.

Note:

The Server Policy profile can only be configured at the Global scope. However, you can override the profile configuration at Site Collections, Sites, and Device Groups scope.

Figure 1: Server Policy Profile

The Services Management page provides the following information:

Table 1: Server Policy Parameters

Parameter

Description

Name

Displays the name of the profile.

MAC Address

Displays the MAC address of the AP.

Creating an Server Policy Profile

To create a profile, complete the following steps:

  1. On the Service Management page, click Create Profile.

    The Create Profile side panel is displayed.

  2. Enter the following parameters:

    • Device Function—Under Device Function, Service Persona is selected by default.

    • Name—Enter a name for the Advertising Servers profile.

    • MAC Address—Enter the MAC address of the AP.

    • User Role—Enables you to deny specific user profiles from accessing the server. Select the user roles from the User Roles drop-down list. If user roles are not configured, the server will by default be allowed for all roles.

    • Allowed APs—Select the APs from the APs drop-down list to allow those APs to advertise the servers. It is mandatory to select at least one AP.

  3. Click Create.

Figure 2: Creating a Profile

Deleting an Server Policy Profile

To delete a profile, complete the following steps:

  1. On the Service Management page, hover over the profile that you wish to delete.

  2. Click the Delete icon.

    The Delete Profile pop-up window panel is displayed.

  3. Click Delete.

Table Utilities

You can sort, customize the column visibility, and adjust the width of the columns displayed in the table, as required.

  • To sort a column either in ascending or descending, complete the following steps:

    1. Click the column name that you wish to sort.

    2. Perform either of the following:

      • To sort in ascending order, click the up arrow icon.

      • To sort in descending order, click the down arrow icon.

  • To customize columns and reset column sizes, complete the following steps:

    1. Click the Table Menu icon.

      The Actions menu is displayed.

    2. Click Customize Columns.

      The Customize Columns pop-up window is displayed.

      1. Complete either or both of the following steps as required:

        • Select the column names to enable or disable the visibility of that column in the table.

        • Click and hold the action icon next to the column you wish to move, and drag it to a new position.

        • Click Apply.

        • Click Reset to Defaults to clear the column visibility settings.

      2. Click Reset Column Sizes to reset the column widths.