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Set the following session parameters:
Select the + Add Row button to set the following:
Select OK to save the changes and overrides to the session configuration. Select Reset to revert to
the last saved configuration.
Overriding IGMP Snooping Configuration
Overriding the Network Configuration
Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) is a protocol to establish and maintain multicast
group memberships to interested members. Multicasting allows a computer on a network to send
content to multiple computers who have registered to receive the content. IGMP Snooping is the
term for listening to IGMP traffic between an IGMP host and routers in the network to maintain a
map of the links that require multicast streams. Multicast traffic is filtered out for those links which
do not require them.
To configure IGMP Snooping:
1. Select the Configuration tab from the Web UI.
2.
Name
Define a 31 character maximum name of this tunnel session. After a successful tunnel connection
and establishment, the session is created. Each session name represents a single data stream.
IP Address
Specify the IP address used to be as tunnel source ip address. If not specified, the tunnel source IP
address is selected automatically based on the tunnel peer IP address. This address is applicable
only for initiating the tunnel. When responding to incoming tunnel create requests, it would use the
IP address on which it had received the tunnel create request.
IP
Set the IP address of an L2TP tunnel peer. This is the peer allowed to establish the tunnel.
Local Session ID
Set the numeric identifier for the tunnel session. This is the pseudowire ID for the session. This
pseudowire ID is sent in session establishment message to the L2TP peer.
MTU
Define the session maximum transmission unit (MTU) as the size (in bytes) of the largest protocol
data unit the layer can pass between tunnel peers in this session. A larger MTU means processing
fewer packets for the same amount of data.
Remote Session ID
Use the spinner control to set the remote session ID passed in the establishment of the tunnel
session. Assign an ID from 1 - 4,294,967,295.
Encapsulation
Select either IP or UDP as the peer encapsulation protocol. The default setting is IP. UDP uses a
simple transmission model without implicit handshakes.
UDP Port
If UDP encapsulation is selected, use the spinner control to define the UDP encapsulation port. This
is the port where the L2TP service is running.
Source VLAN
Define the VLAN range (1 - 4,094) to include in the tunnel. Tunnel session data includes VLAN
tagged frames.
Native VLAN
Select this option to define the native VLAN that will not be tagged
Cookie Size
Set the size of the cookie field within each L2TP data packet. Options include 0, 4 and 8. The
default setting is 0.
Value 1
Set the cookie value first word.
Value 2
Set the cookie value second word.
End Point
Define whether the tunnel end point is local or remote.
- Brocade Mobility Access 1
- Document History 2
- Contents 3
- Chapter 11 Diagnostics 6
- Chapter 13 Statistics 6
- About This Document 9
- Related publications 10
- Getting technical help 10
- Overview 11
- Web User Interface Features 15
- Icon Glossary 16
- Global Icons 17
- Dialog Box Icons 17
- Table Icons 18
- Status Icons 18
- Configurable Objects 19
- Configuration Objects 22
- Configuration Operation Icons 22
- Access Type Icons 23
- Administrative Role Icons 23
- Device Icons 24
- Quick Start 25
- FIGURE 2 Initial Setup Wizard 26
- Typical Setup Wizard 28
- Virtual Controller AP Mode 30
- Standalone Mode 30
- Network Topology Selection 31
- LAN Configuration 32
- WAN Configuration 33
- Wireless LAN Setup 35
- Summary And Commit Screen 38
- Advanced Setup Wizard 39
- • Radio Configuration 40
- • Wireless LAN Setup 40
- • System Information 40
- • Summary And Commit Screen 40
- Radio Configuration 46
- System Information 49
- Adopt to a controller 52
- Dashboard 53
- Dashboard Conventions 54
- • Device Details 55
- • Radio RF Quality Index 55
- • Radio Utilization Index 55
- • Client RF Quality Index 55
- • 0-20 – Very poor quality 56
- • 20-40 – Poor quality 56
- • 40-60 – Average quality 56
- • 60-100 – Good quality 56
- Inventory 58
- • Radio Types 59
- • WLAN Utilization 59
- • Wireless Clients 59
- • Clients by Radio Type 59
- • 0-20 – Very low utilization 60
- • 20-40 – Low utilization 60
- Network View 62
- Network View Display Options 63
- Device Specific Information 64
- Device Configuration 65
- RF Domain Alias Configuration 69
- System Profile Configuration 77
- General Profile Configuration 78
- Profile Radio Power 80
- Ethernet Port Configuration 85
- Enable PortFast 93
- Enable PortFast BPDU Filter 93
- Enable PortFast BPDU Guard 93
- Port Channel Configuration 98
- 53-1003100-01 100
- WAN Backhaul Configuration 115
- PPPoE Configuration 117
- Profile Network Configuration 120
- DNS Configuration 121
- L2TPv3 Profile Configuration 124
- IGMP Snooping 132
- Quality of Service (QoS) 134
- Spanning Tree Configuration 135
- Dynamic Routing (OSPF) 140
- Forwarding Database 147
- Bridge VLAN 149
- • Bridge VLAN 159
- • IP Firewall Rules 159
- • L2TPv3 159
- • Switchport 159
- • Wireless LANs 160
- Defining Profile VPN Settings 166
- Auto IPSec Tunnel 182
- • Responds to ARP requests 197
- Profile Critical Resources 201
- Mesh Point Configuration 211
- • Configuring MINT Protocol 220
- Configuring MINT Protocol 224
- Managing Virtual Controllers 233
- Basic Configuration 235
- Certificate Management 237
- • Manage Certificates 238
- • RSA Key Management 238
- • Certificate Creation 238
- Manage Certificates 239
- Certificate Name 249
- Use Existing 249
- Create New 249
- RF Domain Overrides 252
- Wired 802.1X Overrides 254
- Device Overrides 254
- Radio Power Overrides 256
- Adoption Overrides 259
- >1000000000000 bits/sec 2 282
- • vrrp-master 304
- • cluster-master 304
- • rf-domain-manager 304
- Transform Set 349
- Protocol 358
- Source IP 358
- Select Mesh Point 381
- Managing an Event Policy 401
- Wireless Configuration 403
- Wireless LANs 404
- Basic WLAN Configuration 405
- Configuring WLAN Security 407
- • MAC Authentication 408
- • PSK / None 409
- • WPA/WPA2-TKIP 409
- • WPA2-CCMP 409
- • WEP 64 409
- • WEP 128 and KeyGuard 409
- MAC Authentication 411
- PSK / None 412
- Captive Portal 412
- Passpoint Policy 413
- MAC Registration 413
- External Controller 414
- WPA/WPA2-TKIP 415
- WPA2-CCMP 418
- • Key 1 1011121314 422
- • Key 2 2021222324 422
- • Key 3 3031323334 422
- • Key 4 4041424344 422
- WEP 128 and KeyGuard 423
- Configuring Client Settings 432
- WLAN QoS Policy 447
- Configuring QoS WMM Settings 449
- Multicast Mask Primary 460
- Multicast Mask Secondary 460
- Radio QoS Policy 461
- Association ACL 472
- SMART RF 474
- MeshConnex Policy 485
- Mesh QoS Policy 491
- Network configuration 501
- L2TP V3 Configuration 507
- AAA Policy 510
- AAA TACACS Policy 519
- Network Basic Alias 531
- Network Group Alias 534
- Network Service Alias 537
- Wireless Firewall 541
- Configuring IP Firewall Rules 552
- IP Firewall Policy screen 553
- Device Fingerprinting 557
- Message Type 560
- Match Option 560
- Wireless IPS (WIPS) 566
- Device Categorization 575
- Device Categorization screen 576
- • Log only – Logs the event 587
- FIGURE 7 DNS Whitelist screen 592
- Defining DHCP Pools 593
- Creating RADIUS Groups 605
- FIGURE 16 RADIUS Group screen 606
- Defining User Pools 609
- Configuring the RADIUS Server 613
- • SNMP Trap Configuration 625
- 2. Select Management 628
- SNMPv2 No No Enabled 633
- SNMPv3 Yes Yes Enabled 633
- Enable SNMPv1 634
- SNMP Trap Configuration 635
- Diagnostics 639
- Crash Files 643
- Advanced 644
- UI Debugging 645
- Schema Browser 646
- View UI Logs 647
- View UI Logs - Flex Logs tab 648
- View Sessions 649
- FIGURE 1 Device Browser 652
- FIGURE 3 Device Browser 653
- FIGURE 6 Device Browser 655
- Managing Crash Dump Files 657
- FIGURE 9 Device Browser 658
- Rebooting the Device 659
- Locating a Device 660
- FIGURE 15 Device Browser 661
- Upgrading Device Firmware 662
- Adopted Device Upgrades 665
- Device Summary screen 666
- Device Image Type 669
- Advanced/Basic 669
- File Management 673
- Adopted Device Restart 679
- Captive Portal Pages 680
- Re-elect Controller 685
- Certificates 686
- Trustpoint Name 689
- RSA Key Management 692
- Certificate Creation 697
- Smart RF 701
- FIGURE 48 Smart RF screen 702
- Statistics 705
- Adopted Devices 709
- Pending Adoptions 710
- Offline Devices 711
- Device Upgrade 713
- Licenses 714
- RF Domain Statistics 717
- AP Detection 724
- Wireless Clients 725
- • Status 729
- • RF Statistics 729
- • Traffic Statistics 729
- RF Statistics 731
- Traffic Statistics 732
- Mesh Point 734
- Domain member devices 755
- WIPS Client Blacklist 756
- WIPS Events 757
- Access Point Statistics 759
- • 0 – 50 (poor) 762
- • 50 – 75 (medium) 762
- • 75 – 100 (good) 762
- Adoption 766
- Adopted APs 767
- AP Adoption History 768
- AP Self Adoption History 768
- Policy Based Routing 774
- Interfaces 781
- Network Graph 784
- OSPF Summary 788
- ABR/ASBR 789
- OSPF Neighbors 790
- OSPF Area Details 791
- OSPF Route Statistics 793
- OSPF Interface 795
- OSPF State 796
- L2TPv3 Tunnels 797
- Critical Resources 801
- LDAP Agent Status 802
- GRE Tunnels 803
- ARP Entries 806
- Route Entries 807
- • Issues IP addresses 808
- • Throttles bandwidth 808
- • Times out old logins 809
- DHCP Options 811
- Cisco Discovery Protocol 812
- DHCP Server 814
- DHCP Bindings 816
- DHCP Networks 817
- Firewall 818
- Packet Flows 819
- Denial of Service 819
- IP Firewall Rules 821
- MAC Firewall Rules 822
- NAT Translations 823
- DHCP Snooping 824
- Trustpoints 828
- RSA Keys 830
- Sensor Servers 833
- Network Time 835
- NTP Status 836
- NTP Association 837
- Load Balancing 838
- Client Requests Events 839
- Wireless Client Statistics 844
- WMM TSPEC 851
- Association History 853
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