User Network Profile
User Network Profile
The User Network Profile feature provides the capability to have users assigned to "user roles" during
authentication. It works only with a RADIUS authentication server. The user role is returned from the
RADIUS server through the Filter-ID attribute. A mapping table is provided to look up the VLAN ID
based on the user role returned from the authentication server. AAA uses the Filter-ID attribute value
returned by the RADIUS server to lookup the corresponding profile name and assigns the user to the asso-
ciated VLAN.
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The role name is a case-sensitive ASCII string.
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If both a VLAN ID and a role name are returned by the RADIUS server, the VLAN associated with the
role name takes precedence.
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Multiple names can be mapped to the same VLAN.
The user network profile table can have a maximum of 4096 entries and contains the following two
elements:
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Name
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VLAN ID
To create the user role in the user network profile table, enter
example:
-> aaa user-network-profile name engineering vlan 100
Note. Optional. Use the
profile table. For example:
-> show aaa user-network-profile
Role name:
Role name:
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show aaa user-network-profile
engineering
accounting
OmniSwitch 6800/6850/9000 Network Configuration Guide
Configuring Authenticated VLANs
aaa user-network-profile
command to display the current user network
vlan = 10
vlan = 20
command. For
March 2008