Configuring Access Guardian Access Guardian Overview
OmniSwitch AOS Release 8 Network Configuration Guide December 2017 page 28-25
The precedence value assigned to the extended rule’s name is used to determine precedence among other
extended classification rules configured on the switch. If a device matches all the criteria in two different
extended rules, the rule with the highest precedence is applied to the device.
Although some individual classification rules can be combined to for m a binding rule, a binding rule is
not assigned a rule name and does not have a configurable precedence value. In addition, extended
classification rules offer more rule combinations than binding rules.
For more information see “Configuring UNP Classification Rules” on page 28-65.
How it Works
There is no global switch setting to invoke the Access Guardian UNP functionality. Instead, UNP is
enabled on individual switch ports and profiles are defined to determine the dynamic VLAN or service
assignment for devices connected through the UNP ports. When UNP is enabled on a switch port, the
following device authentication and classification process is triggered when the port receives traffic.
Note. Extended classification rules take precedence over all other UNP classification rule types (individual
rules and binding rules).
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