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How To - Create Clientless Users

This document describes how to add clientless users. Cyberoam allows to add single user or multiple users in single step.

Cyberoam supports two types of users:

  • Normal – User is required to logon to Cyberoam through Cyberoam client or HTTP Client component and hence is an authenticated user. Various policy restrictions can also be applied to such users. Single Sign on users are part of Normal users.
  • Clientless – User is not required to logon and hence an unauthenticated user. Create clientless user when it is required to map IP address with the username. Bandwidth and Internet access restriction can be applied to such users, hence useful in School and Universities. The unauthenticated access can also be provided through Firewall but in that case reports will have only the IP address and not the username. 

Feature

Normal User

Clientless User

User required to log on to Cyberoam before accessing network resources

Yes

No

Group membership

         Normal

         Clientless

 

Yes

No

 

No

Yes

Apply Login restriction

Yes

Yes

Apply Surfing Quota policy

Yes

No

Apply Access Time policy

Yes

No

Apply Bandwidth policy

Yes

Yes

Apply Internet Access policy

Yes

Yes

Apply Data Transfer policy

Yes

No

 

Clientless users are the users who do not require to log on to Cyberoam for accessing network resources. On the Manage Live Users page, they are symbolically represented as User name (C)
 
Create Custom Clientless Group

Create Clientless Group from Group > Add Group with the following parameters:

Prerequisite

Internet Access policy and Bandwidth policy which are to be added to the Group are created

Parameter

Value

Group Name

Testgrp_clientless

Group Type

Clientless

Internet Access policy

As per your requirement

Bandwidth policy

As per your requirement

 

Configuration

 One can add:

·    Multiple Clientless users

·    Single Clientless user

 

 

Add multiple Clientless users

 

Create multiple clientless users in a single step from User > Clientless Users > Add multiple with the following parameters:

   

Screen Elements

Description

Host Group Details

Host Group name

Specify name of Logon Pool as Clientless_user_1

Is Host Group public

Public IP address is routable over the Internet and do not need Network Address Translation (NAT)

Click to Select, if IP addresses assigned to the Users are public IP addresses

Bandwidth policy

By default, group bandwidth policy is applied to the user but you can override this policy.

Specify Bandwidth Policy to be applied.

Click Bandwidth Policy list to select

Click View details link to view details of the policy

Description

Specify full description 

Machine details

From – To

Specify range of IP Address that will be used by Users to login

Machine name

Specify Machine name

Select Group

Group

Specify Group in which User is to be added

Click Group list to select

Create button

Adds multiple Clientless Users

 
 
 



Instead of username, IP address is displayed if multiple clientless users are created.

 

Create single Clientless users

 

Step 1. Create Logon pool from Group>Logon Pool>Add Logon Pool

 

Parameter

Value

Logon Pool Name

Clientless_user_group

Is Logon Pool Public?

Enable if IP addresses to be included in pool are public/routable IP addresses

Bandwidth policy

Login Restriction Pool Based (default policy)

 

You can also assign custom bandwidth policy.

 

If you want to assign custom bandwidth policy, you have to first create bandwidth policy and then create clientless users.

Description

As per your requirement

From – To

IP address range as per your requirement

Machine Name

As per your requirement

 
  

Step 2. Please make sure to added logon pool IP addresses under Auth Network in Local ACL. Manage Live Users page will not display Clientless users, if IP address in not added in Local ACL.


Go to Firewall, Local ACL and add the IP address assigned to the Clientless user under Auth Network. After adding IP address, restart management services from the Telnet console.

 

Step 3. Create user from User > Clientless Users > Add Single with the following parameters:

  

Screen Elements

Description

User Information

Name

Specify name of the User as cl_usr

Username

Specify a unique name used for logging

All the reports will be generated with this name.

Activate on Creation

Specifies whether user should be logged in automatically after registration

Options:

Yes – Automatically logs in as soon as registered successfully i.e. becomes a live user

No – User is registered but is in De-active mode. Activate user before first log in. Refer to Activate Clientless User for more details

User type

Displays User type

User Group Information

Group

Specify Group in which User is to be added

Click Group list to select

View details link

Open a new window and displays details of the selected group

Click to view details

Login Restriction

Allowed Login from IP Address

Specifies IP address from where User can login

Click Select Node, opens a new window and allows to select IP Address

Personal details link

Allows to enter the personal details of the user

Personal information

Only if Personal details link is clicked

Birth date

Specify date of birth of User

Use Popup Calendar to enter date

Email

Specify Email Id of User

Register

Registers a clientless user

Cancel button

Cancels current operation


 

  

Version 9.5.8 build 38 and above

Create user from User > Clientless Users > Add Users with the following parameters:

Screen Elements

Description

Username

Specify a unique name used for logging 

IP Address

Specify IP address. Cyberoam will suggest IP address in the drop down the moment you type the initial digits of IP address. For example, when you type 192.168, Cyberoam will display list of IP addresses starting with 192.168 that can be allowed to the user for logging.

Group

Specify Group in which User is to be added. User will inherit all the group policies.

Click Group list to select

Name

Specify actual name of the user

Email

Specify Email Id of User

Add User button

Click to add more than one user. Use  to remove user details from the list.

Create button

Click to register user



                                                                                                                Document Version: 2.1-16/04/2009

 

Document Version: 2.0-25/08/2007

 

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