At which section of the Aruba Central WLAN configuration Wizard can you set the Role Based controls?

In the Aruba Central WLAN configuration wizard, the "Access" section is where administrators define rules for client access after successful authentication. This includes setting up Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), where different roles can be assigned to users, granting them specific network permissions, bandwidth contracts, or VLAN assignments. This step follows the General, VLANs, and Security configurations and is the final stage for defining what authenticated users are permitted to do on the network.

B. VLANs: This section is for assigning a primary VLAN to the SSID or configuring dynamic VLAN assignments, not for defining the access roles themselves.

C. Security: This section focuses on authentication and encryption methods (e.g., WPA3, 802.1X), which occur before a role is assigned to a client.

D. General: This section covers basic SSID settings like the network name, radio bands, and broadcasting options, not granular access control policies.

1. Aruba Central User Guide. In the section for configuring a wireless network (SSID), the workflow is presented as a series of tabs: General, VLANs, Security, and Access. The "Access" tab is explicitly shown as the location for configuring "Access Rules" and "Roles". (Refer to the "Configuring a Wireless Network for IAPs" or similar sections in recent versions of the guide).