Identity Rules

Overview

The Identity Rules tab allows you to define bandwidth policies based on user identity or profiles rather than just IP/port-based matching.

This is especially useful for:

• Assigning bandwidth per user group (e.g., employees, guests)

• Controlling WAN usage dynamically

• Managing multi-WAN bandwidth distribution (e.g., 5G, Starlink)

To access Identity Rules:

Dashboard → Firewall → Identity Rules

You will see:

• A list of existing identity rules (left panel)

• A configuration panel to create/edit rules

• A “+ Add Rule” button

Identity Rules Panel

Left Panel

Displays existing rules:

• Rule name (e.g., Aviation-1)

• Options to:

  • ✏️ Edit

  • 🗑 Delete

Creating an Identity Rule

Click “+ Add Rule” to create a new identity-based policy.

Basic Details

• Rule Name

  • Unique identifier for the rule

  • Example: EmployeePolicy

• Notes / Description

  • Optional field to describe the rule purpose

  • Example: Bandwidth allocation for office staff

Traffic Policy Profile

This is the core section where bandwidth is assigned per WAN.

Table Columns

Adding WAN Policies

Click “+ Add” to assign bandwidth for a WAN interface.

Fields Explanation

• WAN

  • Select the WAN interface

  • Example:

    • 5G

    • Starlink

• Upload Rate (Mbps)

  • Maximum upload speed allowed for this identity

  • Example: 37

• Download Rate (Mbps)

  • Maximum download speed allowed

  • Example: 63

  • Click Save.

  • The rule will be stored and applied.

Removing WAN Policy

• Click 🗑 icon in the Actions column to delete a WAN entry.

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• Identity rules are applied based on user or identity mapping (backend/auth integration)

• Each rule defines:

  • Bandwidth per WAN

  • Upload & download limits

• If multiple WANs exist:

  • Each WAN can have independent limits