
Chapter
3:
Web
Management
Security
‐
Network
‐
NAS
(Network
Access
Server)
Intelinet
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‐
Port
Gigabit
Ethernet
PoE+
Managed
Switch
User
Manual
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be
spoofed
by
malicious
users
‐
equipment
whose
MAC
address
is
a
valid
RADIUS
user
can
be
used
by
anyone.
Also,
only
the
MD5
‐
Challenge
method
is
supported.
The
maximum
number
of
clients
that
can
be
attached
to
a
port
can
be
limited
using
the
Port
Security
Limit
Control
functionality.
RADIUS
‐
Assigned
QoS
Enabled
When
RADIUS
‐
Assigned
QoS
is
both
globally
enabled
and
enabled
(checked)
on
a
given
port,
the
switch
reacts
to
QoS
Class
information
carried
in
the
RADIUS
Access
‐
Accept
packet
transmitted
by
the
RADIUS
server
when
a
supplicant
is
successfully
authenticated.
If
present
and
valid,
traffic
received
on
the
supplicant's
port
will
be
classified
to
the
given
QoS
Class.
If
(re
‐
)authentication
fails
or
the
RADIUS
Access
‐
Accept
packet
no
longer
carries
a
QoS
Class
or
it's
invalid,
or
the
supplicant
is
otherwise
no
longer
present
on
the
port,
the
port's
QoS
Class
is
immediately
reverted
to
the
original
QoS
Class
(which
may
be
changed
by
the
administrator
in
the
meanwhile
without
affecting
the
RADIUS
‐
assigned).
This
option
is
only
available
for
single
‐
client
modes,
i.e.
Port
‐
based
802.1X
Single
802.1X
RADIUS
attributes
used
in
identifying
a
QoS
Class:
The
User
‐
Priority
‐
Table
attribute
defined
in
RFC4675
forms
the
basis
for
identifying
the
QoS
Class
in
an
Access
‐
Accept
packet.
Only
the
first
occurrence
of
the
attribute
in
the
packet
will
be
considered,
and
to
be
valid,
it
must
follow
this
rule:
All
8
octets
in
the
attribute's
value
must
be
identical
and
consist
of
ASCII
characters
in
the
range
'0'
‐
'7',
which
translates
into
the
desired
QoS
Class
in
the
range
[0;
7].
RADIUS
‐
Assigned
VLAN
Enabled
When
RADIUS
‐
Assigned
VLAN
is
both
globally
enabled
and
enabled
(checked)
for
a
given
port,
the
switch
reacts
to
VLAN
ID
information
carried
in
the
RADIUS
Access
‐
Accept
packet
transmitted
by
the
RADIUS
server
when
a
supplicant
is
successfully
authenticated.
If
present
and
valid,
the
port's
Port
VLAN
ID
will
be
changed
to
this
VLAN
ID,
the
port
will
be
set
to
be
a
member
of
that
VLAN
ID,
and
the
port
will
be
forced
into
VLAN
unaware
mode.
Once
assigned,
all
traffic
arriving
on
the
port
will
be
classified
and
switched
on
the
RADIUS
‐
assigned
VLAN
ID.