Husky HME-421E Supplicant Timeout, Server Timeout, Max Requests, Reauth Period, MAC Address Table

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Configuration Using a Web Browser

	Supplicant Timeout	This feature is to set the time period the switch waits for a supplicant
		response to an EAP request.

	Server Timeout	This feature is to set the time period the switch waits for a server’s
		response to an authentication request.

	Max Requests	This feature is to set the number of authentication requests that must
		time out before authentication fails and the authentication session ends.

	Reauth Period	This feature is to set the time period after which the connected client
		devices must be re-authenticated.

After finishing necessary configurations, click on Apply to save the settings.

4-6.19 MAC Address Table

MAC address table can help define the authorization levels for certain devices on the network, and further secure the network integrity by preventing unauthorized access.

4-6.19.1 Static MAC Address Settings

You can add a static MAC address that remains in the switch's address table regardless of whether the device is physically connected to the switch. This saves the switch from having to re-learn a device's MAC address when the disconnected or powered-off device is active on the network again. With this interface, you can add/modify/delete a static MAC address.

		This feature is to assign the MAC address to a certain port so that the
	MAC Address	packets destined or undestined to this MAC address will still or will not be
	MAC Address	forwarded regardless of the physical location of the device with this MAC

		address.
	Port No.	This feature is to select the port that the MAC address is assigned to.

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Contents HME-421E/423E Copyright Notice Table of Contents Ring Application Couple Ring Dual Homing Dual Ring Page Introduction Product FeaturesOverview Package Checklist Hardware Installation Dimensions and Panel LayoutFront Panel Side Panel Back Panel Bottom PanelLED Indicators RJ-45 PortsLED Name LED Color LED Function 1 RJ-45 Pin AssignmentsFiber Ports PinMounting The Switch Installing Your Ethernet Direct SwitchDIN-Rail Mounting Wiring The Power Inputs Wall MountingWiring The Fault Alarm Contact CablingPage Configuration Using Console Interface Connecting Console PortLogin The Console Interface CLI ManagementCommand Levels Modes Access Method Prompt Exit Method About This ModeConfigure DatabaseConfiguration Using a Web Browser System LoginAbout Web-based Management Interface Preparing for Web-based ManagementBasic Settings Management Main ScreenUser Authentication Confirm passwordPort Statistics PortFault Relay Alarm Power FailureIP Configuration Port Link Down/BrokenBacking up Configurations by Tftp Restoring Configurations by TftpUpdating Firmware by Tftp Advanced Management Settings Speed DuplexSecurity Rate LimitingPort Mirroring Destination PortSource Port Dhcp ServerLow IP Address High IP AddressLease Time sec Port and IP Bindings by Dhcp ServerSystem Event Log Syslog Configuration Syslog Client ModeSystem Log Server IP AddressSmtp Configuration AuthenticationEmail Alert Smtp Server IPSystem event selection Event ConfigurationPort event selection Sntp Configuration Sntp ClientDaylight Saving Time UTC TimezoneMins Switch Timer IP Security ModeEnable Http Server Enable Telnet ServerAggregator Settings Port TrunkingSystem Priority Group IDLacp Disabled Aggregator InformationGroup Key Port MemberLacp Enabled State Activity Vlan Configuration Port-based VlanPage 11.2.1 802.1Q Configuration Vlan Operation Mode Enable GvrpIeee 802.1Q Tag-based Vlan Management Vlan IDUntagged VID Link TypeTagged VID Group Configuration QoS Configuration Use an 8, 4, 2, 1 weighted fair queuing schemeQoS Policy Use the strict priority schemeIgmp Configuration Snmp Configuration Agent ModeLeave Group Community StringsTrap Configuration Snmp v3 ConfigurationCommunity Trap VersionContext Table Context Name Group Table Security Name User IDAccess Table Context Prefix Security LevelContext Match Rule Read View NameLldp Protocol Lldp ConfigurationLldp Interval Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol Configuration Rstp System ConfigurationRstp Mode Forward Delay TimeAdmin P2P Admin EdgeAdmin Non Stp Ring ConfigurationEnable Ring Enable Couple RingEnable Dual Homing Enable Dual Ring18 802.1X/Radius Configuration Ieee 802.1x ProtocolRadius Server IP Server PortDisable Misc ConfigurationReject AcceptSupplicant Timeout Server TimeoutStatic MAC Address Settings Max RequestsMAC Filtering All MAC AddressesMulticast Filtering Member PortsRing Application Network ApplicationsCouple Ring Dual Homing Example of Couple Ring ConnectionNetwork Applications Example of Dual Ring Connection Diagram Dual RingTechnology SpecificationsRegulatory Approvals Management Specifications Dhcp Troubleshooting Appendix BCommands Set List Command Set ListsSystem Commands Set Port Commands Set Broadcast-multicast Broadcast-multicast-flooded-unicastBroadcast-only Trunk Commands Set Vlan Commands SetSwitch#vlan database Switchvlan#vlanmode portbaseSwitchvlan#vlanmode 802.1q Ported based Vlan configurationSpanning Tree Commands Set QoS Commands Set Igmp Commands SetMac / Filter Table Commands Set Snmp Commands SetSwitchconfig#snmpv3 context-name Switchconfig#snmpv3 user test01Group G1 password AuthPW PrivPW Switchconfig#snmpv3 mibview viewPort Mirroring Commands Set 12 802.1x Commands SetTftp Commands Set SystemLog, Smtp and Event Commands Set Sntp Commands Set Ring Commands SetSwitchconfig#ring homingport Switch#show ringSwitchconfig# no ring couplering Switchconfig# no ring dualhoming