Configuring 802.1X Accounting - D-Link xStack DGS-3610 Series Configuration Manual

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It is possible to set to the function of stopping sending the request packets when the user
authentication passes. In some applications (only one user under a port, for example), we
can stop sending authentication requests to the related port when the device finds the user
authentication passes. If the user gets offline, the request is sent continually.
In the privileged mode, you can set this function through the following steps:
Command
configure terminal
dot1x auto-req user-detect
end
write
show dot1x auto-req
The no option of the command disables the function. Before setting this function, take
careful considerations on the current network application environment.
The above three commands provide you with flexible application strategies. You can select
the appropriate configuration command according to the specific network application
environment. To help you easily configure, the following configuration table is provided for
your reference:
User environment
Configuration command
recommended

37.2.13 Configuring 802.1X Accounting

Our 802.1X has implemented the accounting function. Accounting is based on duration. In
other words, the 802.1X records the length of the period between the first successful
Function
Enter the global configuration mode.
Stop sending the packets when there is some
authentication user under the port. This function is
enabled by default.
Return to the privileged mode.
Save the configuration.
Show the configuration.
Solution 1 Solution 2
One port for any
One port for one user
user
dot1x auto-req
dot1x auto-req
packet-num num
Not necessary to
enable the dot1x
dot1x auto-req
auto-req function
req-interval interval
dot1x auto-req
user-detect
Chapter 37 Configuration of 802.1X
Solution 3
One port for multiple
users
dot1x auto-req
dot1x auto-req
packet-num 0
dot1x auto-req
req-interval interval
no dot1x
auto-req user-detect
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