Account

Revision as of 13:30, 5 December 2017

1 Introduction

This module defines WFilter NGF's local accounts of, which can be used for:

• PPPoE
• Web Auth
• VPN
• Set access policy by users.
• Record internet activity by users.

For example, you can choose usernames in "Applied to" targets for polices:

2 New Local Account

You need to configure account's username, password, valid date, group, sessions, mac binding, access priviledge and pppoe properties.

• Supported access type:
  • PPPoE: allow this user to access WFilter NGF's pppoe service. Please check PPPoE for details.
  • VPN: allow this user to connect to vpn service. Please check VPN for details.
  • Web: allow this user to authenticate via web auth. Please check Web Auth for details.
  • Static IP: bind static IP to an username.
• "Concurrent Logins": maximum concurrent sessions of this user. No limit by default.
• "MAC Binding": supports "dynamic binding" and "static binding".
  • Static: this user can only be connected from the bound MAC addresses. Multiple MACs are separated by commas.
  • Dynamic1: bind this user to MAC address of the first time connection.
  • Dynamic3: automatically bind the first three authenticated mac addresses.
  • Dynamic5: automatically bind the first five authenticated mac addresses.
• Expired users can not access any authentication service.
• PPPoE properties are only valid to PPPoE users.
  • "Bandwidth Limit": limit this user's real-time bandwidth rate.
  • "Static IP": assign a static ip address to this user when this user is connected via pppoe or VPN.

3 Third Party Accounts

Users authenticated via third party authentication services will be listed. You can click "delete" to delete expired users.

• Third party authentication
  • "Email Authentication".
  • "Ldap Authentication".
  • "Radius Authentication".
• Access Type:
  • webauth: access via Web Auth.
  • pppoe: access via PPPoE.
  • vpn: access via VPN.

4 Login History

Login history of users.

5 FAQ