I don't know what you mean.

Forwarding the dhcp request is important if you want to enable snort/suricata detection or have more informations for your node.
Autoregister is if you use packetfence for register your device (801.1X).

Fabrice

Le 2013-06-29 15:07, Dustin Schuemann a écrit :

Do I have to forward the dhcp requests to packet fence or can I use the auto register feature?

On Jun 29, 2013 3:01 PM, "Fabrice Durand" <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    Hello Dustin,
    it could be done with the github branch
    https://github.com/inverse-inc/packetfence/tree/feature/iplog_accounting

    In fact you will use accounting information to fill out your
    database (probably have to add a function to add the device if it
    doesn't exist in the database) , declare your switch in the conf
    to as a production switch with all the parameter to interact with
    it and don't forget to forward the dhcp traffic to packetfence.

    With that way you will have a database with all your devices and
    where they are and will have the possibility to put them in the
    isolation vlan if you trigger manually a violation or
    automatically (snort, suricata, accounting violation ...)

    And of course it could be sponsored development.

    Regards
    Fabrice


    Le 2013-06-29 14:05, Dustin Schuemann a écrit :

    This can't be done just with the SNMP notifications. What I want
    to do is have a database of all the devices. If a device needs to
    be in the isolation vlan I would put it in there and then when
    the device is plugged in packet fence would set the vlan for that
    switch interface.

    On Jun 29, 2013 1:56 PM, "Fabrice Durand" <[email protected]
    <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

        Hello,
        you mean without registration process and with an ids like
        snort ?

        If it that case, packetfence must have to know where the
        device is (switch interface) and forward the dhcp traffic to
        packetfence to be able for it to resolv mac by ip.
        If you do that , it's possible.


        Regards
        Fabrice
        Le 2013-06-29 13:26, Dustin Schuemann a écrit :
        Can packetfence use one interface? I only want to do vlan
        isolation with MAC traps. Is this possible?


        
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