C613-50631-01 Rev A Command Reference for IE340 Series 2236
AlliedWare Plus™ Operating System - Version 5.5.3-0.x
AUTHENTICATION COMMANDS
AUTH
PRIORITY
auth priority
Overview Use this command to enable authentication priority on an interface. This sets the
tri-authentication order of priority for MAC, 802.1X, and web-based
authentication. If tri-authentication is not configured on the interface then this
command has no effect.
You specify the authentication methods in order of priority. The first method in the
list has the highest priority, the second method has the second highest priority,
and the third method has the lowest priority. Any methods not specified will have
the lowest priority.
Use the no variant of this command to disable authentication priority.
Syntax
auth priority {[auth-mac] [dot1x] [auth-web]}
no auth priority
Default Authentication priority is not set.
Mode Interface Configuration for a static channel, a dynamic (LACP) channel group, or a
switch port; or Authentication Profile mode.
Usage notes Before using this command you must correctly configure tri-authentication on the
interface. Tri-authentication is when multiple authentication methods (MAC,
802.1X, and/or web-based) are configured on the same interface. With
tri-authentication, a supplicant is authorized to use the network as soon as they are
successfully authenticated by any of the configured authentication methods.
When authentication priority is not set, once a supplicant is authenticated any
future attempts to authenticate are ignored. When, however, authentication
priority is set, and a higher priority authentication attempt is made by the
supplicant, a new authentication process starts. The supplicant will then be
authorized, or unauthorized, based on the result of this new authentication
attempt.
Parameter Description
auth-mac Set MAC authentication priority.
dot1x Set 802.1X authentication priority.
auth-web Set web-based authentication priority.
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