authentication timeout-action
authentication timeout-action
{
success
|
failure
| critical-vlan
}
no authentication timeout-action
{
success
|
failure
| critical-vlan
vlan-id
}
The default authentication timeout action is failure.
- success
- Considers the client as authenticated after RADIUS timeout. After the timeout action
is enabled as success, use the
noform of the command to set the RADIUS timeout behavior to retry. - failure
- Specifies the RADIUS timeout action to carry out the configured failure action. If
the failure action is not configured, the client's MAC address is blocked in the hardware.
Once the failure timeout action is enabled, use the
noform of the command to reset the RADIUS timeout behavior to retry. - critical-vlan
- On initial authentication, specifies that the client be moved to the client to the designated critical VLAN after authentication timeout. This command applies only to data traffic.
Interface configuration mode
The
no form of this command will disable this functionality.
If the timeout is configured as success, client will be authenticated in the auth-default VLAN.
If the authentication failure action is configured as restricted VLAN using the
authentication fail-action command, the client is placed in the restricted VLAN. A restricted VLAN must be configured
using the
restricted-vlan
command at the global level or using the
authentication fail-action
restricted-vlan command at the interface level.
The critical VLAN specified at the interface level overrides the critical VLAN configured
using the
critical-vlan command at the global level. The configured critical VLAN configured at the global
level will still be applicable to other ports that don't have critical VLAN configured
at the interface level.
| Release version | Command history |
|---|---|
| 08.0.20 | This command was introduced. |