Specifications

OmniAccess Reference: AOS-W System Reference
360 Part 031652-00 May 2005
Configuring MAC Address Role Mapping Using
the CLI
MAC Address Role Mapping is a method of identifying clients based on their
MAC address and assigning an appropriate role based on the MAC Address.
This method should not be considered a true authentication method, since no
password is associated with the method. This method should always be
coupled with Layer 2 encryption and strict firewall policies.
Enable MAC Address Role Mapping
Set the default role. This is the role which will be assigned to the client if
the authentication server provides no role information about the client
when they authenticate.
Specify an authentication server.
Set the authentication failure threshold for station blacklisting.
You may see the MAC Address Role Mapping settings by using the show aaa
mac-authentication command from the CLI.
Configuring Stateful 802.1x Using the CLI
This procedure configures stateful 802.1x for third-party Access Points using
the CLI.
Enable stateful 802.1x.
Set the Request/Response time out, in seconds.
(Alcatel) (config) #aaa mac-authentication mode enable
(Alcatel) (config) #aaa mac-authentication default-role foo-user
(Alcatel) (config) #aaa mac-authentication auth-server internal
(Alcatel) (config) #aaa mac-authentication
max-authentication-failures 0
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(Alcatel) (config) #aaa stateful-authentication dot1x mode enable
(Alcatel) (config) #aaa stateful-authentication dot1x timeout 20
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