Hi Ross,

We're using an older version of Packetfence with 2800 series switches.

I can't comment on your point #2, but for #1, this is expected
behaviour with both the 2800 and 2600 switches when you initially
configure port-security.

If you have a device already authorized on a port before you enable
port-security, the 2600/2800 switches will not send an auth request to
Packetfence.   A workaround is "port-security all
clear-intrusion-flag" after you enable port-security.   (This is
mentioned on page 45 of the network device configuration guide.)

-Karl

On 10/06/2014 10:20 PM, Ross Lindsay wrote:
> Hi All!
> 
> I'm looking at deploying PacketFence on one of the networks that I
> manage. I've spun up a test instance of it on Ubuntu (12.04 from
> repository - couldn't get ZEN to cooperate) and have had a decent amount
> of success so far. I have run into a few issues, though.
> 
> 1. Support for ProCurve 2810 - I see that the 2600 series is listed on
> the website, but not the 2800 for supported switches. I have the 2800
> mostly working using the 2600 profile, I just can't get the port to
> change VLANs after registration. I get the screen with the progress bar,
> but no VLAN change ever occurs. If I manually unplug and replug my
> laptop, it picks up the proper VLAN that time. Could I be missing
> something in my switch configuration? I can provide the full config if
> needed.
> 
> 1a. Possibly related to the same issue - When I opt to do the 10 minute
> email verification option, I can stay on the Guest VLAN for as long as I
> stay plugged in. The VLAN never gets changed back to the registration VLAN.
> 
> 2. I was wondering if it would be possible for the "users" to be able to
> specify what role their device gets assigned to. In this network, there
> are no true "end users" - it's just me and any contractors or vendors
> that I have installing equipment when I'm not able to be on site. If the
> vendors could log in to PF from their laptop, punch in the MAC address,
> and choose which role it should be (from a list I authorize), that would
> be SO helpful instead of them having to send me the MAC addresses or
> giving them access to the PF admin interface. I think from my reading
> this may be accomplished by the gaming option or pre-registration, but
> I'm not 100% sure.
> 
> Please let me know what else you need from me. I appreciate any help you
> can offer. Looking forward to success with PF!
> 
> Ross Lindsay
> 
> 
> 
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