Port Authentication Modes; Radius Mac Centralization; Ssh V1/V2 And Secure Copy - Nortel 8300 Important Notice

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12 Administration and Security
For information about configuring NSNA, see Configuring and Managing
Security using the CLI and NNCLI (NN46200-503) and Configuring and
Managing Security using Device Manager (NN46200-508).

Port authentication modes

Nortel supports three modes of port authentication on the ERS 8300:
For information about configuring port authentication, see Configuring
and Managing Security using the CLI and NNCLI (NN46200-503) and
Configuring and Managing Security using Device Manager (NN46200-508).

RADIUS MAC Centralization

Remote Dial In User Services (RADIUS) MAC supports the centralization of
MAC address for non-EAP clients (typically printers). For an EAP-enabled
port with the multi-host feature enabled, multiple clients can connect to
the port. Each of these clients must be authenticated to gain access
to the network. With allow-non-eap-clients enabled, traffic from
unauthorized hosts is allowed on the port. To restrict access to non-EAP
clients, the MAC address of the client that is to be allowed must be added to
the non-eap-mac-list. Traffic from the clients whose MAC address is
not present in the non-eap-mac-list undergoes RADIUS-based MAC
authentication.
For more information about RADIUS MAC Centralization, refer to Nortel
Ethernet Routing Switch 8300 Configuration — Security using CLI
and NNCLI (NN46200-503) and Nortel Ethernet Routing Switch 8300
Configuration — Security using Device Manager (NN46200-508).

SSH v1/v2 and Secure Copy

Secure Shell (SSH) is a client/server protocol that you can use to conduct
secure communications over a network. SSH supports a variety of the
public/private key encryption schemes available. Using the public key of the
host server, the client and server negotiate to generate a session key known
only to the client and the server. This one-time key is used to encrypt all
traffic between the client and the server.
Secure CoPy (SCP) is a secure file transfer protocol. SCP replaces remote
access utilities such as FTP with an encrypted alternative.
Copyright © 2005-2007, Nortel Networks
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Default mode
802.1x mode
NSNA mode
Nortel Ethernet Routing Switch 8300
Important Notice — Administration and Security
NN46200-601 3.01 Standard
4.0 27 August 2007

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