Manual

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XMS-1024P
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LUX-UG-XMS-1024P Vers: 081314
In PAP mode, the Switch (instead of the Server) encrypts the Password and sends
the User Name using the Randomly-Generated key, and the Supplicant-Encrypted
Password to the RADIUS Server for further Authentication.
802.1X/RADIUS Timer
In 802.1X Authentication, the following timers are used to ensure that the Supplicant,
the Switch, and the RADIUS Server interact correctly:
Supplicant Timeout: This timer is triggered by the Switch after the Switch sends a
Request packet to a Supplicant. The Switch will resend the Request packet to the
Supplicant if the Supplicant fails to respond within the specified timeout period.
Server Timeout: This timer is triggered by the Switch after the Switch sends an
Authentication Request packet to RADIUS Server. The Switch will resend the
Authentication Request packet if the RADIUS Server fails to respond within the speci-
fied timeout period.
Quiet Period: This timer sets the Quiet-Period. When a Supplicant fails to forward
an Authentication response, the Switch will ignore Authentication packets from
the Supplicant for the specified period, before it processes another Authentication
Request from the Supplicant.
Guest VLAN
The Guest VLAN function enables Supplicants that do not pass Authentication to
access specified Network resources.
By default, all of the Ports connected to the Supplicants belong to a VLAN (i.e. Guest
VLAN). Users belonging to the Guest VLAN can access the resources of the Guest VLAN
without being Authenticated. But they need to be Authenticated before accessing se-
curity sensitive resources. After passing the Authentication, the Ports will be removed
from the Guest VLAN and be allowed to access the security sensitive resources.
With the Guest VLAN function enabled, users can access the Guest VLAN to install
the 802.1X/RADIUS Client program or Upgrade the 802.1X/RADIUS Client without
being Authenticated.
With the 802.1X/RADIUS function enabled and Guest VLAN configured. After the
maximum number Retries have been made sending the EAP-Request/Identity packets,
and there are still Ports that have not sent any response back, the Switch will then add
these Ports into the Guest VLAN. Only when the corresponding Supplicant passes the
802.1X/RADIUS Authentication, will the Port be removed from the Guest VLAN and
added to the specified VLAN. The Port will be put back in the Guest VLAN when its
Supplicant logs off.