SVF Enabling

Procedure

1. Choose Configuration > SVF Quick Config > SVF Enabling. The SVF Enabling page is displayed.
2. Set Enable SVF to ON. The SVF Enabling page is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-1.
   Figure 5-1 SVF Enabling page
   
   Table 5-1 describes the parameters on the page.

   Table 5-1 Parameters on the SVF Enabling page

   Item		Description
   Enable SVF		Indicates whether to enable SVF on the parent: ON: Enable SVF on the parent. OFF: Disable SVF on the parent.
   Basic SVF Configuration	Management VLAN ID	Configures a management VLAN. The value defaults to 4090 and cannot be VLAN 1 or VLAN 4093.
   	Management network scale	Specifies the total number of ASs and APs. A value slightly larger than the actual value is recommended for capacity expansion.
   	Management IP address/mask	Configures a management IP address.
   	AS access authentication	Indicates whether to authenticate an AS when it attempts to connect to an SVF system: ON: The AS needs to be authenticated. OFF: The AS does not need to be authenticated.
   	AP access authentication	Configures the AP authentication mode: Non-authentication MAC address authentication SN authentication
   Advance SVF Configuration	AS forwarding mode	Configures the forwarding mode: Distributed: Local traffic of an AS is directly forwarded from the AS, and traffic between ASs is sent to the parent for forwarding. Centralized: Both traffic forwarded by the local AS and traffic forwarded between ASs are sent to the parent for forwarding.
   	Administrator in Independent Configuration Mode	Creates the administrator and sets the password for AS login in independent configuration mode.

3. Configure the parameters.
4. Click Apply.
5. In the dialog box that is displayed, click OK.