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2 internal lan switch port 802.1x settings, 5 administration in the bridge cli, 1 trusted devices in the cli – Fortress Technologies ecure Wireless Access Bridge User Manual

Page 109: Internal lan switch port 802.1x settings, Administration in the bridge cli, Trusted devices in the cli, Section (6.4.9.2), Xt section (6.4.9.2)

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6.4.9.2

Internal LAN Switch Port 802.1X Settings

You can individually configure each of the ports of the Bridge’s
internal LAN switch to require that a connected device is an
802.1X supplicant successfully authenticated by the 802.1X
authentication server configured for the Bridge (Section 6.4.9).

View current LAN port settings with the

show

command:

[GW]>

show 8021X

Lan1:off
Lan2:off
Lan3:off
Lan4:off
Lan5:off
Lan6:off
Lan7:off
Lan8:off
AuthServer:127.0.0.1
AuthPort:1812

The

Lan

numbers shown correspond to the Bridge’s front-panel

switch port labeling. By default, the 802.1X authentication
requirement is turned

off

for all eight ports.

Use the

set

command with just the

8021X

argument to

configure the 802.1X server interactively. The Bridge CLI
presents one field at a time, and you can either backspace over
the existing value for a given field and enter a new value or
strike

Enter

to leave the value unchanged and go on to the

next field.

Alternatively, you can use the

set 8021X

command with valid

arguments to change 802.1X LAN port settings:

[GW]>

set 8021X [lan1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8] [on|off]

Changing LAN port settings requires you to reboot the Bridge
to effect your changes.

The

show

8021X

and

set

8021X

commands are valid only in

GW (gateway) mode (refer to Section 6.1.1 for more detail).

6.5 Administration in the Bridge CLI

6.5.1

Trusted Devices in the CLI

View configured Trusted Devices with

show

td

:

[GW]>

show td

NAME IP MAC PORT
guests 123.45.6.7 11:22:33:44:55:66 80
audit 123.67.8.9 33:44:55:66:77:88 80,443
print1 234.56.7.8 22:33:44:55:66:77 23
Total TD: 3

Use the

add

and

del

(delete) commands to manage Trusted

Devices for the Bridge-secured WLAN, as described in the
following sections.