Dell N3200-ON EMC Networking N-Series Switches CLI Reference Guide version 6.6 - Page 1074

• multi-host-Allow multiple hosts access to the network on an authenticated interface. One host must authenticate on the interface to allow access to other hosts. • multi-domain-multi-host-Allow one data device and one voice device to authenticate. Once the data device is authenticated, unrestricted access to the data VLAN for any host is allowed. • single-host-Allow a single authenticated device access to the network. Default Configuration By default, the interface port-control mode is multi-domain-multi-host. Command Mode Interface (Ethernet) Configuration mode User Guidelines Changing the host mode on an interface causes any currently authenticated client sessions on the interface to be terminated. The host modes are implemented as follows: • multi-auth-Allow multiple hosts to authenticate individually on the interface. Hosts may authenticate to the data VLAN or the voice VLAN. Port access is enforced by examining the source MAC address of the incoming packets. A typical use case is a wireless access point which is connected to an access-controlled port of a NAS, the wireless clients connected to the access point also authenticate using the switch resources. The access point must be configured to transparently pass EAPOL traffic. Use switchport mode general to support RADIUS VLAN assignment for hosts. • multi-domain-In this mode, exactly one data client and one voice client may be authenticated. The switch enforces this restriction by examining the source MAC address of incoming packets. The typical use case is an IP phone connected to a NAS port and a laptop connected to the hub port of the IP phone. Both the devices must authenticate to access the network. The voice and data domains are Security Commands 1074