> On Feb 17, 2016, at 13:21 , Cuttler, Brian (HEALTH)
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> Thank you, that is what I’d needed, and apparently missed reading through the
> file earlier.
>
> There is a “[default]” that contains “vlans=1,22,23,24,25,110,111,112” and
> then lines with the name of the vlan and its value, lines of this type for
> “registration”
> “registrationVlan=110”
>
> And I do see how some switches, for instance, one campus in particular, has
> in each stanza lines that read “Default_VLANVlan=112” or nearly unique
> “General Usevlan=1”.
Whatever comes before “Vlan” is the name of the role that matches.
I.e. If you have a a role called “Staff” the users that match that role
according to the authorization sources and rules will be sent to the
“StaffVlan” defined in that file.
I am guessing you have roles named “Default_VLAN” and “General Use”.
>
> I should be able to set “RegistrationVlan=150” in the stanzas for the end
> point switches at this one particular location. Reconfigure the router to put
> the necessary network into the new vlan and if it works do the same process
> for the Isolation vlan.
Right.
Be careful when editing the file. Case matters.
>
> Since there are only a few switches per floor in the building, and we route
> by floor (unique network with unique vlan id) I can modify those via the web
> interface as I go.
>
> My PF manager said something about a DOS INI file but this looks like a
> normal unix file to me, which I will edit with # vi.
Everything is a file (or so they say).
Yes, it’s just a regular text file.
>
> And I guess, reload the server, # ~pf/bin/pfcmd services pf restart
>
> Does this seem correct? I’m trying to be verbose, not just for myself, but
> maybe for the next guy.
Yes that seems correct.
If you edit the switches configuration from the GUI, a restart should not be
required.
Otherwise, you may want to try
# bin/pfcmd configreload hard
to force PacketFence to reread those configuration files.
Restarting all services would work, but why do it if it’s not needed?
Regards,
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