Adding an Identity Group

You can add an identity group to your RUCKUS One account.

Complete the following steps to add an identity group:
Note: If a DPSK service or MAC registration list does not have an associated identity group, the system automatically generates an identity group.
  1. On the navigation bar, select Clients > Identity Management > Identity Groups.
    The Identity Management page is displayed.
  2. Click Add Identity Group on the Identity Groups tab.
    Identity Management - Add Identity Group
    The Create Identity Group page is displayed.
    Create Identity Group
  3. In the Settings section, enter the following details:
    • Identity Group Name: Enter the identity group name.
    • Description: (Optional) Enter a description.
  4. In the Services section, select an Adaptive Policy Set from the drop-down list.

    If an adaptive policy is not available or has not been defined, you can create a new one. Click Add, and complete the following fields in the Add Adaptive Policy Set dialog box:

    • Enter a Policy Set Name.
    • Toggle the Override Services Attributes switch on to override service attributes with the values specified in the policy set.
    • Click Select Policies.

      The Select Access Policies sidebar is displayed, listing all available access policies.

      You can optionally create a new policy by clicking Add Policy, completing the fields in the Add Adaptive Policy sidebar, and clicking Add to close the sidebar. Refer to Creating an Adaptive Policy for more information.

      You can then select the newly added policy by toggling the switch on in the Select Access Policies sidebar and clicking Add.
      Note: You can add multiple access policies to a single adaptive policy set.
    • Click Apply and select the newly added Adaptive Policy Set from the drop-down.
  5. (Toggle) Enable inactive marking allows you to automatically identify identities that are no longer in use within an identity group.

    When enabled, you can specify the number of days after which an identity is marked as inactive. If an identity does not have any activity within the configured period, the system marks it as inactive.

    Inactive identities remain in the system and are not deleted. This status helps you distinguish between active and unused identities, enabling better visibility and controlled lifecycle management.

    This feature is useful in environments where identities are frequently created, as it helps reduce clutter and simplifies management by highlighting stale entries before further action, such as clean-up.

  6. In the Auto Clean-up section, toggle the Enable the Identity auto clean-up settings switch on to remove identities whose last associated device has been inactive for more than 30 days.
  7. Click Apply.
    The newly added identity group is displayed in the Identity Group tab.