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mac-authentication auto-logout
The
no mac-authentication auto-logout
authentication if no frames are received from a terminal authenticated by MAC-based
authentication for a certain period of time.
Setting
delay-time
authentication mode.
Input format
To set information:
no mac-authentication auto-logout
To change information:
mac-authentication auto-logout delay-time
To delete information:
mac-authentication auto-logout
Input mode
(config)
Parameters
delay-time
1.
2.
changes the time, but the actual operation varies according to the
<Seconds>
Fixed VLAN mode, dynamic VLAN mode
After authentication in either of these modes, MAC-based authentication
entries registered in the MAC address table are subject to the delay time.
If no frames have been received from a terminal after the period of time set by
using this command (non-communication monitoring time) elapses, the
applicable MAC-based authentication entries are deleted from the MAC table
and authentication is canceled.
If 0 is set, the default value (3600 seconds) is used as the non-communication
monitoring time.
Default value when this parameter is omitted:
3600 seconds is used as the non-communication monitoring time for the
MAC-based authentication entries registered after authentication in either of
the authentication modes.
Range of values:
0, 60 to 86400
Legacy mode
For a dynamic entry in the MAC address table, the MAC address authenticated
in either of the authentication modes is subject to the delay time.
After the MAC address table aging period times out#, when the period of time
set by using this command (delay time) elapses, authentication of the
applicable MAC address is canceled if the command is not re-registered.
#: The aging time is determined by the
configuration.
If 0 is set, authentication is canceled as soon as an aging timeout is detected.
mac-authentication auto-logout
command disables automatic cancellation of
<Seconds>
mac-address-table aging
command
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