Wired Hotspot - Brocade Communications Systems RFS6000 System Reference Manual

Enable The enable state of IGMP Snoop Querier on this VLAN.
Version The IGMP version in use.
Present Timeout The time duration in seconds after which the switch's querier takes over the role of IGMP querier for this VLAN.
Max Response Time The maximum time allowed in seconds before sending a responding report for a host.
Operational State The current operational state of IGMP Querier for this VLAN. Displays 'querier' if IGMP Snoop Querier is enabled on
this VLAN. Displays 'disabled' otherwise.
IP Address The IP address to be inserted in IGMP Query packets generated by the IGMP Querier for this VLAN.

Wired Hotspot

Hotspot functionality allows service providers or shop owners to provide Internet access to guest
users. Hotspots are often found at restaurants, train stations, airports, libraries, coffee shops, book
stores, fuel stations, and other public places. Users will not have Internet access until they are
authenticated.When a user tries to access a web page through a browser, the request is redirected
to a login page where the user has to enter a valid login name and password. Upon successful
authentication, the user is provided with full Internet access until the session expires. Wired
hotspots can be used where wireless connections are not used or not feasible.
NOTE
The L2 firewall should be enabled for the Wired Hotspot feature to work. The L3 entity table, which
is used to get the MAC address is updated when the L2 firewall is updated.
NOTE
At any point of time hotspot can be enabled on 32 VLANs only.
Wired Hotspot Configuration
Use the Network > Wired Hotspot screen to configure the wired hotspot. To configure the wired
hotspot:
1. Select Network > Wired Hotspot from the main menu tree.
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