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Both the http redirect direct-site 1.1.1.1 and the web-auth direct-host 1.1.1.1 Commands Are Used to Configure IP Free-authentication Access. What Are Their Differences? |
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direct-site allows passing of packets whose destination IP address matches the access destination IP address. For example, if direct-site is set to the IP address of a SAM server, users do not need to be authenticated to access this destination IP address. direct-host allows passing of packets whose source IP address matches the access source IP address. For example, if direct-host is set to the IP address of a printer, the printer does not need to be authenticated to access user terminals. If users need to access the printer without authentication, direct-site can be configured to the same IP address of direct-host. |
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