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cmaheu
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Article Id 190252

Description

This article describes the hosts connected to Brocade switch using RADIUS MAC Authentication do not change VLANs after a successful registration.
If the host's entry is removed from the switch's session table, the VLAN will switch.   


Scope
Version:  8.6.1

Solution

Workaround.
A change can be made in the CLI to execute the proper commands to de-authenticate the host.   Contact Support for assistance.

 

Note the following: 
  • These modifications must be made after each appliance upgrade
  • Changes must be performed in both primary and secondary Control Servers in High Availability configurations
  • Changes must be performed on all pods managing the Brocade switches

1) Edit the /bsc/campusMgr/master_loader/telnetMibs/fastiron.mib file in the Control Server CLI.


Change:
clear dot1x mac-session

To:
clear authentication sessions

Change:
clear auth-mac-table mac-session

To:
clear authentication sessions

2) Create README in /bsc/campusMgrUpdates with the following content:
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Ticket <FortiCare ticket number> <Date> <support eng initials>
Addresses NAC not de-authing the client properly to change VLANs.
 
The following must be done for:
- Primary and secondary Control Servers in High Availability configurations
- All pods managing the Brocade switches
 
1) Edit the /bsc/campusMgr/master_loader/telnetMibs/fastiron.mib file in the Control Server CLI.  

Change:
clear dot1x mac-session
To
clear authentication sessions

Change:
clear auth-mac-table mac-session
To
clear authentication sessions
 
2)  Save the file.
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