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Authentication
You can set up authentication using an internal user database or third-party authentication service. To authenticate themselves, users must have access to an authentication client. However, they can bypass the client if you add them as clientless users. The firewall also supports two-factor authentication, transparent authentication, and guest user access through a captive portal.
Clientless users
Clientless users are not required to authenticate using a client to access the internet. Instead, the firewall authenticates these users by matching a user name to an IP address.
Clientless user details
Clientless users are not required to authenticate using a client to access the internet. Instead, the firewall authenticates these users by matching a user name to an IP address. Specify policies and settings as required.

Clientless user details

Clientless users are not required to authenticate using a client to access the internet. Instead, the firewall authenticates these users by matching a user name to an IP address. Specify policies and settings as required.

To view internet traffic statistics, click View usage.
To reset the internet traffic statistics and restart the user’s network traffic quota, click Reset user accounting.

Policies

Note Policies specified at the user level take precedence over those specified at the group level.

Traffic shaping: Access based on QoS traffic shaping policy. This policy can include a policy association, priority, and specific limits for uploading and downloading.

Settings

Note Settings specified at the user level take precedence over those specified at the group level.

Quarantine digest: Send a list of the email messages held in the quarantine in digest form.

Clientless user details

Policies

Settings

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