Configure Identity Engines And Vsas - Avaya WLAN 8100 Technical Configuration Manual

Wireless lan, identity engines

Hide thumbs Also See for WLAN 8100:

Table of Contents

Repeat process for each additional traffic type. At the end of the policy, you will need to add a match all

classifier with a deny action.

DiffServ Policies are L2 filters so when using them in this way with a deny all rule at the end, you



will need to explicitly allow ARP, DHCP, DNS and all other traffic types necessary for basic

network connectivity.

2.2 Configure Identity Engines and VSAs

Configure an Policy

The first thing you will need to do is configure a policy for wireless access rules. This policy will contain all

the rules for all wireless devices that are authenticated through RADIUS, including guest, BYOD devices,

and corporate owned assets. You will add rules to this policy later.

Click Site <#>, Site Configuration, Access Policies, RADIUS. In the right hand pane, click New. Provide a

name for this policy. In this example, the name is "Wireless".

August 2011

Avaya Inc. –External Distribution

avaya.com

Table of Contents