Alcatel-Lucent OmniSwitch 6860 Series

Configuring Access Guardian Configuring Port-Based Network Access Control
OmniSwitch AOS Release 8 Network Configuration Guide December 2017 page 28-42
-> no unp port-template portTemplate-1
-> unp port-template portTemplate-2 802.1x-authentication
-> unp port-template portTemplate-2 classification
-> unp port-template domain 10
-> no unp port-template portTemplate-2
Use the show unp port-template command to display the UNP port template configuration. For example:
-> show unp port-template portTemplate-1 config
Port Template: portTemplate-1
802.1x Authentication = Disabled,
802.1x Pass Alternate Profile = -,
Mac Authentication = Enabled,
Mac-Auth Pass Alternate Profile = AltUNP,
Classification = Enabled,
Trust-tag = Enabled,
Default Profile = -,
Port Domain Number = 0,
AAA-Profile = ,
Redirect Port Bounce = Disabled,
Port Control Direction = Both,
802.1x Tx-Period = 0,
802.1x Supp-Timeout = 0,
802.1x Max-Req = 2,
802.1x Bypass = Disabled,
802.1x failure-policy = default,
Mac-auth allow-eap = -,
Admin State = Enabled,
Dynamic Service = -,
L2 Profile = -,
Use the unp port port-template command to assign a port template to a UNP port or UNP link aggregate.
For example:
-> unp port 1/1/5 port-template portTemplate-1
-> unp port 1/2/1-5 port-template portTemplate-2
-> unp linkagg 10 port-template portTemplate-1
-> unp linkagg 10-50 port-template portTemplate-2
Use the no form of the unp port port-template command to remove a template from the port. For
example:
-> no unp port 1/1/5 port-template
-> no unp linkagg 10 port-template
Consider the following when removing a port template from a UNP port or link aggregate:
• When a custom template is removed (for example, the “portTemplate-2”) from a UNP port, the port
reverts back to using the default template (“bridgeDefaultPortTemplate” for bridge ports or
“accessDefaultPortTemplate” for access ports) to define UNP port parameter options.
• When a default template is removed (for example, “bridgeDefaultPortTemplate”) from a UNP port, the
UNP port parameter options for that port are individually defined through explicit commands. For
example, the following commands change the MAC authentication and classification parameters for
UNP port 1/1/5 (there is no template assigned to port 1/1/5):
-> unp port 1/1/5 mac-authentication
-> unp port 1/1/5 classification