Step 1 - Navigate to Authentication>>Controller
Step 2 - Click on ‘+’ icon.
1. Enter Controller Name.
2. Select LAN profile from drop-down list.
3. Choose the Authentication mode – local or remote.
4. Enter Interim Interval and realm.
5. Select the checkbox if you required auto-login and is active.
6. Click on Save button.
| Fields | Description |
| Profile Name | Name of the controller profile. |
| LAN Profile | Select the LAN Profile associated with the controller profile. |
| Authentication Mode | Select the authentication mode (Local, Remote). In local authentication mode, the user authentication happens locally while in remote, external authentication service is used |
| Primary Radius Server | For remote mode, Enter Primary Radius Server. |
| Secondary Radius Server | For remote mode, Enter the Secondary Radius Server |
| Radius Secret | For remote mode, Enter the Radius Secret |
| NAS ID | For remote mode, Enter the NAS ID |
| Authentication Port | For remote mode, Enter the Authentication Port. default: 1812 |
| Accounting Port | For remote mode, Enter the Accounting Port. default: 1813 |
| Interim Inerval | For remote mode, Enter the Interim Interval. |
| Realm | Enter the Realm or suffix for the username. All username will have the realm appended |
| Autologin | If checked, the auth service will enable MAC login. |
| IS active | To activate the profile, check this option. |
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