Good morning everyone! Is there a way that we could do math or convert a VLAN to Hex in a switch template? I’ve been looking to use that for our Extreme/Avaya switches that use EAP MultiHost for their radius answers and need to have the VLAN Egress VLAN-ID returned in a different format.
Right now, I have every VLAN going through a VLAN filter, which complicates adding roles to the switches. Our filters look like this: 'WiredVLAN-8' => { 'answer.1' => 'reply:Tunnel-Medium-Type = 6', ‘status' => 'enabled', 'answer.0' => 'reply:Tunnel-Type = 13', 'top_op' => 'and', 'description' => VLAN 8', 'scopes' => 'returnRadiusAccessAccept', 'answer.3' => 'reply:Egress-VLANID = 0x32000008', 'merge_answer' => 'no', 'answer.2' => 'reply:Tunnel-Private-Group-Id = 8', 'condition' => 'mac =~ ".*" && vlan == "8"' }, The 'reply:Egress-VLANID = 0x32000008' uses RFC4675, with 0x31 for tagged, and 0x32 for untagged, and the VLAN in Hex at the back. With 0’s padding the middle. Ex. VLAN 17 as a tagged egress VLAN would be 0x31000011. Ideally, we’d have support for 802.1ad or VxLAN. But, that could be something they’re adding in a future release. I’m not sure. I could submit a feature request. But, if it’s already possible, I won’t worry about it. Thank you for your time. Cheers, Chris Get Outlook for iOS<https://aka.ms/o0ukef>
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