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AT-S100 Management Software User’s Guide
Section II: Advanced Configuration 203
SHOW DOT1X
Syntax
show dot1x
Parameters
none
Description
Use this command to display the status of the 802.1x feature on the
switch.
To modify the lines displayed, use the | (output modifier token); to save the
output to a file, use the > (output redirection token).
Command Mode
Privileged Executive mode
Example
The following example shows the SHOW DOT1X command and the
resulting display:
switch#show dot1x
See Figure 23 for a sample display.
Figure 23. SHOW DOT1X Command
Related Commands
“SHOW DOT1X ALL” on page 204
“SHOW DOT1X INTERFACE” on page 207
switch# show dot1x
% 802.1x authentication enabled
% Raduis server address: 192.168.1.1.1812
% Radius client address: dhcp128.ipinfusion.com.12103
% Next radius message id: 0
- User’s Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Document Conventions 12
- Contacting Allied Telesis 14
- Interface 15
- Introducing the Command Modes 16
- Commands used to 17
- Privileged 18
- Executive 18
- Configuration 19
- Terminal Mode 19
- Line Mode 22
- Username:manager 23
- Password: 23
- Formatting Commands 24
- Command Line 25
- Conventions 25
- Chapter 2 27
- Setting the Switch 28
- Setting a 29
- Gateway Address 29
- Setting the 29
- Network Time 29
- Turning on NTP Authentication 30
- Building configuration 31
- Displaying and 32
- Setting MAC 32
- Addresses 32
- Setting the Aging Time 33
- Adding a Static MAC Address 34
- Removing a Static MAC Address 34
- Uploading an 37
- Image File 37
- Copying a Configuration File 39
- Creating a VLAN 41
- Adding Tagged Ports to a VLAN 42
- Setting the Ports 43
- Setting Port 44
- Speed and Duplex 44
- Enabling and 45
- Disabling Ports 45
- Setting MDI and 45
- Security 46
- Locked Mode 47
- Secured Mode 47
- MAC Address Maximum 47
- Creating Static 49
- Enabling 50
- Backpressure 50
- Enabling Flow 50
- Preventing 51
- Broadcast Storms 51
- Configuring Protocols 53
- Enabling Dynamic VLANs 54
- Setting GVRP Registration 54
- Enabling IGMP 55
- Snooping 55
- Configuring 58
- Authentication 58
- Setting Simple 59
- Management 59
- Protocol (SNMP) 59
- Creating an SNMP Contact Name 60
- Creating SNMP Communities 60
- Setting the Secure 62
- Setting STP and 62
- Setting the Max Age 65
- Setting the Forward Time 65
- Setting the Hello Time 65
- Setting the BPDU Filter 66
- Setting the BPDU Guard 66
- 802.1p Class of 67
- Command Modes 69
- 70 Section I: Command Modes 70
- Chapter 3 71
- 72 Section I: Command Modes 72
- CONFIGURE TERMINAL 79
- COPY A.B.C.D 82
- “COPY DEFAULT.CFG” on page 84 83
- “CP” on page 86 83
- “DOWNLOAD TFTP” on page 87 83
- “UPLOAD TFTP” on page 113 83
- COPY DEFAULT.CFG 84
- “COPY A.B.C.D” on page 82 85
- 86 Section I: Command Modes 86
- DOWNLOAD TFTP 87
- 88 Section I: Command Modes 88
- Section I: Command Modes 89 89
- SHOW INTERFACE 90
- SHOW MAC ADDRESS-TABLE 92
- SHOW MAC ADDRESS-TABLE STATIC 100
- Related Commands 101
- SHOW MAC ADDRESS-TABLE VLAN 102
- SHOW RUNNING-CONFIG INTERFACE 104
- SHOW SPANNING-TREE 106
- Section I: Command Modes 107 107
- SHOW STATIC-CHANNEL-GROUP 109
- SHOW USER-PRIORITY 110
- SYSTEM FACTORY-RESET 111
- SYSTEM REBOOT 112
- UPLOAD TFTP 113
- Configuration Terminal Mode 115
- Commands 115
- 116 Section I: Command Modes 116
- “USERNAME” on page 162 116
- CLOCK SUMMER-TIME RECURRING 117
- Description 118
- Command Mode 118
- CLOCK TIMEZONE 119
- CRYPTO KEY GENERATE USERKEY 121
- DOT1X SYSTEM-AUTH-CTRL 123
- ENABLE PASSWORD 124
- ENABLE SECRET 125
- 126 Section I: Command Modes 126
- Section I: Command Modes 127 127
- HOSTNAME 128
- INTERFACE 129
- IP IGMP SNOOPING 131
- IP ROUTE 132
- IP SSH RSA KEYPAIR-NAME 133
- IP SSH VERSION 134
- LINE CONSOLE 135
- LINE VTY 136
- MAC ADDRESS-TABLE AGEING-TIME 138
- Parameters 139
- MLS QOS 143
- NTP AUTHENTICATE 145
- NTP AUTHENTICATION-KEY 146
- NTP SERVER 148
- NTP TRUSTED-KEY 150
- SHOW LIST 151
- SHOW RUNNING-CONFIG 153
- 154 Section I: Command Modes 154
- Section I: Command Modes 155 155
- 156 Section I: Command Modes 156
- 158 Section I: Command Modes 158
- USERNAME 162
- Interface Configuration Mode 163
- Commands” on page 219 164
- CHANNEL-GROUP 165
- DOT1X PORT-CONTROL 166
- Section I: Command Modes 167 167
- FLOW CONTROL BACKPRESSURE 168
- FLOW CONTROL RECEIVE 169
- FLOW CONTROL SEND 170
- IP ADDRESS 171
- IP ADDRESS DHCP 173
- LACP SYSTEM-PRIORITY 174
- Section I: Command Modes 175 175
- MIRROR INTERFACE DIRECTION 176
- 178 Section I: Command Modes 178
- SHUTDOWN 181
- Examples 183
- STATIC-CHANNEL-GROUP 184
- STORM-CONTROL 185
- SWITCHPORT ACCESS VLAN 187
- SWITCHPORT MODE TRUNK 188
- SWITCHPORT TRUNK ALLOWED VLAN 190
- 192 Section I: Command Modes 192
- USER-PRIORITY 193
- 194 Section I: Command Modes 194
- Advanced Configuration 195
- Chapter 6 197
- LOGIN REMOTELOCAL 200
- RADIUS-SERVER HOST 201
- RADIUS-SERVER KEY 202
- SHOW DOT1X 203
- SHOW DOT1X ALL 204
- SHOW DOT1X INTERFACE 207
- GVRP Commands 211
- SET GVRP 212
- SET GVRP APPLICANT 213
- Chapter 7: GVRP Commands 214
- SET GVRP REGISTRATION 215
- SET GVRP TIMER 217
- Port Security Commands 219
- Example 220
- SWITCHPORT PORT-SECURITY MODE 223
- (SNMP) Commands 227
- SNMP-SERVER COMMUNITY 228
- SNMP-SERVER CONTACT 230
- SNMP-SERVER ENABLE 232
- SNMP-SERVER GROUP 233
- SNMP-SERVER HOST 235
- SNMP-SERVER USER 237
- SNMP-SERVER USER REMOTE 239
- SNMP-SERVER VIEW 241
- Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) 243
- SPANNING-TREE ENABLE FORWARD 247
- SPANNING-TREE FORWARD-TIME 249
- SPANNING-TREE HELLO-TIME 250
- SPANNING-TREE MAX-AGE 251
- SPANNING-TREE MODE 252
- SPANNING-TREE PRIORITY 255
- SHOW VLAN ALL 258
- SHOW VLAN BRIEF 260
- SHOW VLAN DYNAMIC 262
- SHOW VLAN STATIC 263
- VLAN ACCESS-MAP 268
- VLAN DATABASE 269
- Numerics 271
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