5 .1x Protocol, Enable/Disable | NetComm NP2624M instruction

4.3.5. 802.1x Protocol

In this page the user can conﬁgure and view all the 802.1x status.

4.3.5.1. Enable/Disable 802.1x

1.Select <Edit>.

2.Press the Space key to choose Enabled / Disabled.

3.Press Ctrl+A to go back to the action line menu.

4.Select <Save> to save conﬁgured values.

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NetComm NP2624M manual 5 .1x Protocol, Enable/Disable

Contents

Page Contents Introduction Unpacking Desktop or Shelf Installation InstallationRack Installation Power on Access your Switch Initial set up for management In-band Management through Ethernet Connecting without a Dhcp server Telnet management Telnet IPAddressofSwitch 10/100M LED indicators informationColor Status Solid Blinking Power Web Management Home Overview Switch Information Port status Single port counter and status Port Statistics NP2624M User Guide Show MAC Table Administrator IP and Management mode Max bridge transit Make sure Max bridge transit delay bound control is enabledWorks under Max bridge transit delay bound control Miscellaneous Configuration Priority Queue Service settings Console Port Information Port Controls Security EgressPriority Trunking Aggregator settingSystem Priority Group ID Aggregator Information No select State ActivityActive select Igmp Snooping Filter DatabaseQuery Report Static MAC Address MAC filtering Support Port-based Vlan Vlan configuration Support Protocol-based Vlan Support Tag-based Vlan Ieee 802.1Q Vlan Port Based Vlan Basic 7.2 .1Q Vlan Ieee 802.1q NP2624M. Users set the VID to mark the packet from Ingress Filtering Port VIDPort VID Pvid Rapid Spanning Tree Hello Time Forward Delay TimeMax Age Path Cost Port NumberPort Priority Edge Port Port Mirror Roving Analysis ModeAnalysis Port Monitored Port System Options SNMP/Trap ManagerCommunity Strings Trap Manager Security Manager Perport Configuration Server Timeout Supplicant TimeoutQuiet Period Tx Period Ping Agent Management Single IP Agent Control Port Agent ManagerAdd/Edit/Delete Launch Manager Stacking Management Commands from agent manager cannot pass over currentWill cause an unexpected forwarding error here Complete the addition of a new member Manual methodEditing an existing member is also easy to do To delete an existing member, choose the host Browser will always ask the administrator to input username Case of the http// authentication mechanism, the webPassword when agent manager changes a new host. Typically, URL of the master switch IP no matter how the agent manager Link Status Stacking Manager Add a Vlan NP2624M User Guide YML827 Rev1 Cannot be edited Edit or Delete a Vlan Pvid Setup Tftp Update Firmware Tftp Backup Configuration Configuration BackupTftp Restore Configuration Event Logging Reset SystemReboot Console Boot Loader 1K X modem Firmware update Set IP Address Tftp Firmware update Diagnose Sdram Out-of-band Terminal mode management Conﬁguration Main MenuControl Keys Action Menu Line Switch Static Configuration Port Configuration Trunk Configuration Port 26, and you can configure them as above Vlan Configure Ingress Filter 2 UnTagged Pkt Create a Vlan Group Create Port-Based Vlan Port26, and you can configure if necessary Create 802.1Q Vlan After port 26, and you can configure them if necessary Edit / Delete a Vlan Group Groups Sorted Mode Edit/Delete a Vlan Group page, the result of sorted by VID Ping Miscellaneous Configuration Broadcast Storm Filtering MAC Age Interval Maximum bridge transmit delay bound Collisions Retry Forever Port Security IFG Compensation Hash Algorithm Change Username Administration Configuration Device Information Change Password IP Configuration Port Mirror Configuration Port Static Priority Priority Configuration 7.2 .1P Priority Configuration MAC Address Configuration Add static MAC address Delete static MAC address Edit static MAC address Add filter MAC address Filtering MAC Address Delete filter MAC address Edit filter MAC address Protocol Related Configuration Rstp Enable/Disable RstpRstp System Configuration Per port Configuration Snmp Unrestricted Add Community NameRestricted Delete Community Name Edit Community Name Add Snmp trap manager Trap Managers Delete trap manager Edit trap managers Igmp Created automatically Working Port SettingLacp Link Aggregation Control Protocol On the page of Trunk Configuration first Static trunk group Lacp trunk group Lacp Status 5 .1x Protocol Enable/Disable 5.3 .1x PerPort Configuration 5.2 .1x System Configuration 5.4 .1x Miscellaneous Configuration AuthenticationFu Force the specific port to be unauthorized Fa Force the specific port to be authorized Port Status Status and Counters Port Counters System Information Restart Reboot SwitchDefault Tftp Update Firmware Backup Configure File Restore Configure File Benefits of VLANs Vlan application used with switch NP2624M User Guide 111 YML827 Rev1 Single IP Agent mode application used with switch Trunking Application used with switch No up-link limitation through Gigabit port Reduce the demand of real IP public IP Master and slave switches in the same LAN domain Typical setup of Single IP-Agent mode network Master in WAN domain and slaves in LAN domain Master and slave switches in different LAN domain 116 Typical connections for switch management by stacking Single IP Stacking mode application used with switchWell integrated UI to view status of stacking switches No redundant hardware required Connect switches with Giga port in serial sequence Guide to build up Stacking SwitchesEasy adding or removal stacking member Add stacking members in the Stacking management Vlan ID An Example of Port-Base Stacking Vlan 120 Issue on Trunk and Stacking mode Compatibility on Virtual Server and Single IP Agent/Stacking Manager IP should be changed back to the Switch IP before launching 802.11g Access pointApplet Communication Ethernet Enterprise networkFast Ethernet Firewall Group GatewayIntranet Internet PPPoE NetworkNWay Protocol Server ProtocolStation Subnet mask User Name TransceiverUtility Windows Pair connection does not exceed 100 metres RJ-45 Network Ports10Mbps 100Mbps Cross-Over Cabling Straight and crossover cable configurationStraight-Through Cabling Customer Information Contact InformationCopyright Information Limitations of Warranty Product Warranty