Dear Jason,
I just followed the packet fence device configuration guide to
configure the switch. I can see there are lot of methods like, telnet, ssh,
snmp, radius etc on packet fence switch add GUI. But i'm little bit confuse
with those options Which are how to relate to each other. :(
To make packet fence up and running with a vary basic configuration
could you please tell me which configuration i need to do in switch side
and the packet fence side.
Same time what is the different between port-security method and full
802.1x with RADIUS de-auth. Little bit confused with those terminologies.
And what will be the role for SNMP traps ? What is actually does ?
Note:
No need to explain in a very detail manner. Just briefing will be enough to
find the right path for me.
Regards,
Sampath
On Mon, Mar 3, 2014 at 8:40 PM, Jason Frisvold <[email protected]>wrote:
> sampath jayashantha wrote:
> > Hi fellow people,
> >
> > After getting tired with old cisco 2950 old switch i found a new switch
> > 2960 as my new packet fence switch. I have completed the switch
> > configuration according to the support document. But the problem is when
> > i plug in a device to switch port 4 nothing happen. I cant see any event
> > on switch and packet fence side logs.
>
> Any particular reason you're using the port-security method? The 2960
> is fully capable of full 802.1x with RADIUS de-auth.
>
> For your current configuration, you need to make sure that traps from
> the switch are making it to the server. Is iptables on the packetfence
> server open for incoming 162/udp connections? Did you restart radiusd
> after adding the new switch config?
>
> > Am i missing anything ?
>
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