Traffic Ports Used By A Mobility Domain; Creating A Mobility Domain - 3Com WX1200 Reference Manual

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Traffic Ports Used by
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Creating a Mobility
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When deploying a Mobility Domain, you might attach the WX switches to
subnets that have firewalls or access controls between them. Within a
Mobility Domain, the WX switches exchange information and other types
of traffic, depending on your configuration of AAA and various
management services.
Table 10 provides a summary of the traffic ports typically used by a
Mobility Domain and its associated AAA and management functions.
Table 10 Traffic Ports Used for AAA Servers and Management Servers
Protocol
IP/UDP (17)
IP/UDP (17)
IP/TCP (6)
IP/TCP (6)
IP/TCP (6)
IP/UDP (17)
IP/UDP (17)
IP/ICMP (1)
IP/UDP (17)
IP/UDP (17)
The traffic typically sent between WX switches within a Mobility Domain
uses IP/UDP protocol 17 traffic on port 8817 for both source and
destination. Roaming traffic uses IP protocol 4.
The Create Mobility Domain wizard requires you to select the switches to
place in the Mobility Domain and to select the seed switch. Add the
switches to the network plan before you configure the Mobility Domain.
1 Select the Configuration tool bar option.
2 Select the network plan in the Organizer panel.
3 Select the Mobility Domain task in the Task List panel. The Create
Mobility Domain wizard appears.
4 In the Name box, type the name for the Mobility Domain (1 to 16
characters, with no spaces or tabs).
5 Click Next.
Port Function
1812 RADIUS authentication (default setting)
1813 RADIUS accounting (default setting)
443 Secure Sockets Layer protocol (SSL)
management using Web Management
8889 SSL management using 3WXM
23 Telnet management
161 SNMP get and set operations
162 SNMP traps
N/A Several types (for example, ping)
123 Network Time Protocol (NTP)
53 Domain Name Service (DNS)