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Release Notes for Avaya Collaboration Unit CU360
What’s New 53
In addition, if your large network is split into virtual sub-networks to limit the range of broadcasts,
known as VLANs, and your network components support 802.1q compliant VLAN tagging, you
can assign a VLAN ID to tag the device as belonging to a specific VLAN.
In this release the CU360 supports EAP-MD5 (authentication based on username/password) on
the Ethernet for 802.1x.
To enable 802.1x or 802.1q, in this release you need to access the Android Settings:
press Home key on the remote control, then swipe up to select the App Drawer and the Settings
app, or search for Settings inside the Apps.
[A
NDROID
S
ETTINGS
]
>
E
THERNET
>
802.1X(PNAC)
OR
802.1Q(VLAN)
To configure the device for 802.1x compliant authentication, set
•
Enable: Select Yes if your device requires access to network resources via 802.1x
authentication.
•
Authentication: Select MD5.
•
Username, Password: Enter the 802.1x username and password.
To configure the device for 802.1q VLAN tagging
•
Enable: Select Yes if your network is split into virtual networks (VLANs) and you want
to assign the device to one of them.
•
VLAN ID: Enter the ID of the VLAN to which this unit belongs, between
1 and 4094
.
•
VLAN name:
vlan,
not modifiable in this release.