AS Profile Mgmt

Procedure

• Create a network basic profile.
  1. Choose Configuration > Advanced SVF Config > AS Profile Mgmt and click the Network Basic Profile tab.
  2. Click Create, as shown in Figure 5-25.
     Figure 5-25 Creating a network basic profile
     
     
     Table 5-17 describes parameters on the page.

     Table 5-17 Parameters for creating a network basic profile

     Parameter	Description
     Profile Name	Specifies a profile name.
     Default VLAN	Configures a default VLAN.
     Allowed VLAN	Configures an allowed VLAN.
     Voice VLAN	Configures a voice VLAN.
     Add Voice VLAN to Untag VoIP	Specifies whether packets carry VLAN tags.

  3. Configure the parameters and click to complete the configuration.
• Delete a network basic profile.
  1. Choose Configuration > Advanced SVF Config > AS Profile Mgmt and click the Network Basic Profile tab.
  2. Select the required network basic profile and click Delete.
  3. In the dialog box that is displayed, click OK.
• Create a network enhanced profile.
  1. Choose Configuration > Advanced SVF Config > AS Profile Mgmt and click the Network Enhanced Profile tab.
  2. Click Create, as shown in Figure 5-26.
     Figure 5-26 Creating a network enhanced profile
     
     
     Table 5-18 describes parameters on the page.

     Table 5-18 Parameters for creating a network enhanced profile

     Parameter	Description
     Profile Name	Specifies a profile name.
     Unknown Unicast Traffic Suppression (pps)	Sets the maximum rate of unknown unicast traffic.
     Broadcast Traffic Suppression (pps)	Sets the maximum rate of broadcast traffic.
     Multicast Traffic Suppression (pps)	Sets the maximum rate of multicast traffic.
     DHCP Snooping	Indicates whether to enable DHCP snooping: ON: Enable DHCP snooping. OFF: Disable DHCP snooping.
     IPSG	Indicates whether to enable IP packet check: ON: Enable IP packet check. OFF: Disable IP packet check. NOTE: This parameter is valid only when DHCP Snooping is set to ON.
     DAI	Indicates whether to enable dynamic ARP inspection. ON: Enable dynamic ARP inspection. OFF: Disable dynamic ARP inspection. NOTE: This parameter is valid only when DHCP Snooping is set to ON.
     All Traffic Suppression (kbps)	Sets the traffic rate limit.
     Edge Port	Indicates whether to enable the edge port function: ON: Enables the edge port function. OFF: Disable the edge port function.
     Port Security	Indicates whether to enable the port security function: ON: Enables the port security function. OFF: Disable the port security function.
     Sticky MAC	Indicates whether to enable the sticky MAC function: ON: Enables the sticky MAC function. OFF: Disable the sticky MAC function. NOTE: This parameter is valid only when Port Security is set to ON.

  3. Configure the parameters and click to complete the configuration.
• Delete a network enhanced profile.
  1. Choose Configuration > Advanced SVF Config > AS Profile Mgmt and click the Network Enhanced Profile tab.
  2. Select the required network enhanced profile and click Delete.
  3. In the dialog box that is displayed, click OK.
• Create a user access profile.
  1. Choose Configuration > Advanced SVF Config > AS Profile Mgmt and click the User Access Profile tab.
  2. Click Create, as shown in Figure 5-27.
     Figure 5-27 Creating a user access profile
     
     
     Table 5-19 describes parameters on the page.

     Table 5-19 Parameters for creating a user access profile

     Parameter	Description
     Profile Name	Specifies a profile name.
     Bound Authentication Profile Name	Specifies the name of an authentication profile to be bound to the user access profile. NOTE: Choose Security Services > AAA > Authentication Profile to learn how to create an authentication profile.
     Number of Access Users	Sets the maximum number of access users.
     ARP Packet Rate Limit (kbps)	Sets the rate limit of incoming ARP packets on an AS port. NOTE: This parameter is valid when no value is set for Bound Authentication Profile Name.
     DHCP Packet Rate Limit (kbps)	Sets the rate limit of incoming DHCP packets on an AS port. NOTE: This parameter is valid when no value is set for Bound Authentication Profile Name.

  3. Configure the parameters and click to complete the configuration.
• Delete a user access profile.
  1. Choose Configuration > Advanced SVF Config > AS Profile Mgmt and click the User Access Profile tab.
  2. Select the required user access profile and click Delete.
  3. In the dialog box that is displayed, click OK.
• Create an AS administrator profile.
  1. Choose Configuration > Advanced SVF Config > AS Profile Mgmt and click the AS Administrator Profile tab.
  2. Click Create, as shown in Figure 5-28.
     Figure 5-28 Creating an AS administrator profile
     
     
     Table 5-20 describes parameters on the page.

     Table 5-20 Parameters for creating an AS administrator profile

     Parameter	Description
     Profile Name	Specifies a profile name.
     User Name	Configures an AS administrator user name.
     Password	Configures an AS administrator password.
     ARP Rate Limit (kbps)	Sets the rate limit of outgoing ARP packets on an AS uplink fabric-port.
     DHCP Rate Limit (kbps)	Sets the rate limit of outgoing DHCP packets on an AS uplink fabric-port.

  3. Configure the parameters and click to complete the configuration.
• Delete an AS administrator profile.
  1. Choose Configuration > Advanced SVF Config > AS Profile Mgmt and click the AS Administrator Profile tab.
  2. Select the required AS administrator profile and click Delete.
  3. In the dialog box that is displayed, click OK.