Enterasys-B3 Switche for VLAN-Radius Attribute
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11-18-2015 04:23 PM
Hello
guys,
if I’m not mistaken, the Exnterasys B3 Switche for example are per Default set to accept only policy.
With the following command, one can set it to also accept the vlan-tunnel-Attribute.
“Set policy maptable response both”
I’m typing this command unsuccessfully on my B3-Switch.
My only goal is:
- dynamically assign vlan-ID to hosts after authentication
Note that customer has no Policy License for B3, therefore no integration possible into the Policy Manager. But should be integrated with RFC3580.
How can I make sure that the switch is set to accept vlan attribute?
And
How can I set the switch to accept vlan attribute given the fact that no Policy license is available?
Thanks in advance for your quick reply.
Kindest regards
Gradelain
guys,
if I’m not mistaken, the Exnterasys B3 Switche for example are per Default set to accept only policy.
With the following command, one can set it to also accept the vlan-tunnel-Attribute.
“Set policy maptable response both”
I’m typing this command unsuccessfully on my B3-Switch.
My only goal is:
- dynamically assign vlan-ID to hosts after authentication
Note that customer has no Policy License for B3, therefore no integration possible into the Policy Manager. But should be integrated with RFC3580.
How can I make sure that the switch is set to accept vlan attribute?
And
How can I set the switch to accept vlan attribute given the fact that no Policy license is available?
Thanks in advance for your quick reply.
Kindest regards
Gradelain
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11-18-2015 05:15 PM
Excellent! - thanks.
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11-18-2015 05:08 PM
Hello Paul,
thanks very much for the quick reply.
The following line is sufficient to me:
“if policy is unlicensed (=the default), "tunnel mode" is emulated for RFC3580 support.”
This is what I wanted to make sure of.
Kindest regards
Gradelain
thanks very much for the quick reply.
The following line is sufficient to me:
“if policy is unlicensed (=the default), "tunnel mode" is emulated for RFC3580 support.”
This is what I wanted to make sure of.
Kindest regards
Gradelain
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11-18-2015 04:59 PM
On a B3 with firmware 6.03 and higher;
Have you configured '
See Hub KB 10283 , "Sample SecureStack Configuration for 802.1x, EAP, RFC3580, and MUA".
- if policy is unlicensed (=the default), "tunnel mode" is emulated for RFC3580 support.
- if policy is licensed, "policy mode" is used by default, but can be overridden by '
set policy maptable response tunnel | both
'.
Have you configured '
code:
' and 'set vlanauthorization enable
code:
<set vlanauthorization enable
code:
>'?port#
See Hub KB 10283 , "Sample SecureStack Configuration for 802.1x, EAP, RFC3580, and MUA".
