Hi all,
We recently installed a pair of Cisco NEXUS 3500 switches at the core of our LAN network. Prior to installing the Cisco devices, we had used VLAN 1 for a bunch of stuff... all ICX switches had an IP address assigned to them on VE1 (on VLAN1)...
I need to get 802.1x auth configured on all of our ICX 7150 switches, and am reading through the documentation trying to learn. I came across this in the Security Guide/Flexible Authentication section:
"Before authentication is enabled on a port, ...
I am reading about "port MAC security" in the Fastiron Security Guide. We may choose to use this instead of full blown 802.1x auth on all ICX end-user access ports.
It is not clear to me though - MACSec appears to be a separate licensed feature, And...
We have a bunch of T310S and R650 APs in our facility. I am looking for a way to - for a particular AP group - to turn down the radios a bit. We have a ton of spillage, where our WiFi signal can be picked up across the street a ways. Not sure if this...
Hi all,
I have an ICX7150 with a lag port that uplinks to a 7650.
I created a new VLAN that I need to tag, so I can have this traffic flow between the two switches.
When I do this, do I need to tag the vlan on the lag port, or just on the ether...
Thanks for the info, but the documentation doesn't really explain what these options are. Is there anything that describes these settings in greater detail, and how they might help with our issue where we are generating a really strong signal that ca...
Ok cool - so it can be configured per port.
If it is configured globally initially, can more specific settings then be configured explicitly on a port?
I ask since I think a basic setting with "protect" and 3 or 4 secure mac addresses would work f...
Thanks - so this can be done at the venue and individual AP level only? I have 53 APs in one venue, but I only want to edit 43 of them... I will need to do this one by one? Just want to make sure that is the case before I start clicking...
Thanks,
Thanks for the feedback; It is not clear to me though - is Port MAC Security something that can be enabled only on specific interfaces? The documentation indicates that it is enabled globally on the switch:
Enter global configuration mode.device# ...
