Configuring Access Guardian Bring Your Own Devices (BYOD) Overview
OmniSwitch AOS Release 8 Network Configuration Guide December 2017 page 28-139
When Responder is running on a core OmniSwitch (Responder mode), the following must be
configured on the responder:
1 Enable mDNS and SSDP functionality using the zeroconf mdns admin-state and zeroconf ssdp
admin-state command.
To enable mDNS relay on the switch, enter:
-> zeroconf mdns admin-state enable
To enable SSDP relay on the switch, enter:
-> zeroconf ssdp admin-state enable
2 Configure the mode of operation for the switch. For responder mode, set the mode to responder. To
configure the mode, use the zeroconf mode command. For example:
-> zeroconf mode responder
3 In responder mode, the tunnel for each edge switch must be configured manually. To configure the
tunnel for the edge switch, use the zeroconf edge-ip-list command. For example:
-> zeroconf edge-ip-list 10.1.2.3 10.1.2.4
4 Configure the service rules and link the server policies and client policies to the service rule. Service
rules define the criteria by which the mDNS responder will decide the services that can be shared with the
clients.
• To configure the server policy, use the zeroconf server-policy command. Provide the server role,
VLAN ID, location name, username or MAC address to be mapped with server policy using this
command. A server policy must be configured either with a role, VLAN ID, location, username or
MAC address attribute. At least one attribute must be configured. For example:
-> zeroconf server-policy SP1 role employee
• To configure the client policy, use the zeroconf client-policy command. Provide the client role, VLAN
ID, location name, username or MAC address to be mapped with client policy using this command. A
client policy must be configured either with a role, VLAN ID, location, username or MAC address
attribute. At least one attribute must be configured. For example:
-> zeroconf client-policy CP1 vlan 10 20 30
• To map the configured server policy and client policy with the service rule, use zeroconf service-rule
policy command. There must be one-to-one mapping between the server and client policy. For
example:
-> zeroconf service-rule SR1 server-policy SP1 client-policy CP1
5 Service rules must be mapped to the supported service IDs. To map the selective services for a service
rule to be shared with the clients, use zeroconf service-rule service-id command. For example,
To map the mDNS services to the service rule, enter:
-> zeroconf service-rule SR1 mdns-service-id _ipp._tcp.local _scanner._tcp.local
To map the SSDP services to the service rule, enter:
-> zeroconf service-rule SR1 ssdp-service-id urn:schemas-upnp-
org:device:MediaServer:1 upnp:rootdevice
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