Creating OS Policy Service

You can control how devices installed with certain OS configurations can be connected to the network, and also control what they can be allowed to do within the network. Using the OS policy service, the system can identify the type of client attempting to connect, and perform control actions such as allow/block, rate limiting, and VLAN tagging based on the OS rule.

  1. Go to Services & Profiles > Access Control.
  2. Select the OS Policy tab, and then select the zone for which you want to create the policy.
  3. Click Create.
    The Create OS Policy Service page appears.
    Figure 74  Creating an OS Policy Service


  4. Configure the following:
    1. Name: Type a name for the OS policy.
    2. Description: Type a short description for this OS policy.
    3. Default Access: select either Allow or Block. This is the default action that the system will take if no rules are matched.
    4. Rules: Define the OS Policy rules. For more information see, Creating OS Policy Rules
    5. Click OK.

You have created the OS policy service.

NOTE
You can also edit, clone and delete a service by selecting the options Configure, Clone and Delete respectively, from the OS Policy tab.