Netscout OneTouch AT 10G, User Manual

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Chapter 8: Tools
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Alternate ID may take the form anonymous@MyCompany.com or
/MyCompany/anonymous.
Certificate - TLS EAP types require a certificate for authentication.
Certificates must be loaded in the /internal/Certificates directory
on the OneTouch analyzer.
To import a user authentication certificate:
1
Insert an SD card or USB drive with the required certificate
into the correct port on your OneTouch.
2
Tap the Certificate: button and then the (Manage)
button to open the MANAGE CERTIFICATES screen.
3
Tap IMPORT to open the IMPORT CERTIFICATE screen.
4
Select the storage location where the certificate is saved.
5
Select the certificate file, and then tap OK .
For more information on importing and exporting files, see
“Managing Files” on page 323.
Address
The IPv6 option on the ADDRESS screen determines whether the
IPv6 columns are shown on user test RESULTS screens. The wired
IPv4 test results column is always displayed. IPv6 results are
displayed if IPv6 is enabled as described below. The IPv4, IPv6, and
MAC Address options listed below apply to the wired interface.
IPv4 - The analyzer’s wired IPv4 address is always enabled. Tap the
IPv4 address button to configure the analyzer with a static IP
address, or to select DHCP. Choose the settings that are
appropriate for your network.
IPv6 - When you enable the analyzer’s IPv6 address, the analyzer
links and obtains an IPv6 address when you run AutoTest, and
IPv6 results are included in all user test RESULTS screens.
User MAC - If the network under test has an Access Control List
(ACL) you can change the MAC address of the analyzer’s network
port to match an allowed MAC. Choose the MAC address of a
device that currently is not on the network.