A per-Context ruleset that controls which Sign In Modules are
offered to which audiences, along with session length, device
limits, and per-module overrides. See
Sign In Access Policies.
The browser-based admin application you sign in to after picking
an Organization. The surfaces visible to you in the Admin Dashboard
are determined by your role bindings in that Organization. See
Platform overview.
A Service instance inside an Organization. Each Service (Sign In,
EntryPoint, EasyPSK for Cisco Networks, Endpoint Manager for Cisco
ISE) is consumed as a Context. An Organization can run many
Contexts of the same type. Also referred to as a Service Context.
One of the four Services. One private Wi-Fi bubble per apartment,
room, or unit on a shared Cisco Meraki SSID. The in-product label
is Meraki WPN. See
EasyPSK for Cisco Networks overview.
One of the four Services. Delegated, per-group administration of
MAC-authorised endpoints in your own Cisco ISE. The in-product
label is ISE Device Management. See
Endpoint Manager overview.
The customer-level container on Netgraph Connectivity Platform.
Holds administrators, configuration, and every Service Context. See
Organization overview.
An activity or role binding that applies to the Organization as a
whole — every Service Context and every Organization-level surface.
See Users and roles.
A network-authentication protocol. EntryPoint is a cloud-hosted
RADIUS server; Sign In’s RADIUS Module uses RADIUS to call an
external server for credential validation.
Security Assertion Markup Language. Used to federate sign-in with
an external identity provider such as Microsoft Entra ID, Google
Workspace, or Okta. See
Admin Portal authentication.
The end-user portal where people with a per-resource role in a
Service Context — residents managing a Wireless Personal Network,
conference hosts, ISE-group delegated administrators — sign in for
that one resource. Distinct from the Admin Dashboard; different
URL, different audience.
Netgraph Connectivity Platform has four Services: Sign In,
EntryPoint, EasyPSK for Cisco Networks, and Endpoint Manager for
Cisco ISE. Each Service is consumed as a Context inside an
Organization.