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web-authentication logout polling enable
3.
If the link for a monitored terminal goes down before periodic monitoring by the
functionality that monitors the connection of authenticated terminals arrives, the
Switch stops monitoring the terminal and logs it out due to its link-down state.
4.
When the specified maximum connection time (set by using the
web-authentication max-timer
the applicable terminal and logs it out.
5.
The polling interval (set by using the
interval
authenticated terminal and the next polling monitoring.
6.
If the number of retransmissions when a no-response state is detected is set to the
maximum, the number of monitoring frames increases proportionately with the
number of authenticated users, overloading the Switch.
Set the polling interval by using the following formula as a guide:
Polling condition:
(1) Polling interval > (2) Retransmission interval x (3) Number of retransmissions
Related commands
web-authentication system-auth-control
web-authentication max-timer
web-authentication port
web-authentication logout polling count
web-authentication logout polling interval
web-authentication logout polling retry-interval
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command) is the time between the receipt of ARP Reply from an
(1):
web-authentication logout polling interval
(2):
web-authentication logout polling retry-interval
(3):
web-authentication logout polling count
We recommend you use the default value for the number of retransmissions.
If a large value is set as the number of retransmissions, the difference between
the polling interval and retransmission interval might increase depending on
the retransmission frequency.
command) expires, the Switch stops monitoring
web-authentication logout polling
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