How Do I Configure Wireless User Isolation?
The user isolation function prevents wireless users associated with the same VAP from forwarding packets to each other. In this way, these users cannot directly communicate with each other, ensuring security for user communication data and facilitating user management (such as accounting).
V200R005
Perform the following operations:
- Configure user isolation in a service set to enable Layer 2 isolation of users associated with the same VAP on the same AP.
- If two users connect to a WLAN through different APs, configure user isolation based on the data forwarding mode.
- In direct forwarding mode, configure port isolation on all devices located between the two APs and aggregation point to isolate the users.
- In tunnel forwarding mode, configure user isolation on the WLAN-ESS interface.
V200R006 and Later Versions
From V200R006, the wireless user isolation function (configured using the user-isolate { l2 | all } command in the traffic profile view) can be implemented at Layer 2 or at both Layer 2 and Layer 3. The following table describes the configuration methods based on the forwarding mode.
Forwarding Mode |
AC as the User Gateway |
AC Not as the User Gateway |
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Direct forwarding |
Run the user-isolate l2 or user-isolate all command.
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Run the user-isolate l2 or user-isolate all command.
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Tunnel forwarding |
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Run the user-isolate l2 or user-isolate all command. Users in the same service VLAN are isolated at Layer 2, and those in different service VLANs can communicate with each other at Layer 3 regardless of whether they connect to a WLAN through the same AP. |