We are running 4.7 NAC and I'm looking into my Game Console Role that we have been using for several years. What I've noticed is that the game consoles are no longer able to get an IP address from our DHCP server if the corresponding MAC filters are placed into our Game Console Role. If I change the Access Type from Role to Allow, the gaming consoles can get an IP and start working. If I change the Access Type back from Allow to Role, the game consoles are no longer able to get an IP. What I'm curious is what traffic policies should I change in order to place these devices back into our Game Console Role so that we can force anyone with an Xbox, PS2, or Wii to share bandwidth.
Here's what I have set for our Game Console Role as I have opened it up completely (as before we just had the specific gaming ports open): Top of Form Allow TCP *:* *:* [cid:[email protected]] Bottom of Form Top of Form Allow UDP *:* *:* Bottom of Form Top of Form Allow ICMP(ALL) * * Bottom of Form Top of Form Allow ALL TRAFFIC * * [cid:[email protected]] Bottom of Form Block ALL Then, on the Role Bandwidth I have defined the bandwidth amount and set it to shared. Any thoughts? There seems to be a disconnect on the DHCP request/acknowledge that doesn't work if I place the filters into this role. Any thoughts? Am I missing something as far as my DHCP server?? Thanks [cid:[email protected]]<mailto:[email protected]>
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