How does the system perform user migration?

How does the system perform user migration?

The station move is disabled:

• l  The re-authentication process is applicable to the 802.1x authentication.
• l  The re-authentication process is applicable to the web authentication.
  
  

The station move is enabled:

• l  802.1x authentication
  
  

                ›       When the IP addresses before and after migration are the same, the network access is available without re-authentication. When the IP addresses before and after migration are different, the authentication is performed again.

• l  Web authentication
  
  

               ›       The authentication page pops up again , and re-authentication is required.

               ›       the command web-auth station-move auto is enabled. When the IP addresses before and after migration are the same (the IP addresses are in the same super VLAN), the network access is available without re-authentication. When the IP addresses before and after migration are different, the authentication is performed again.

Application scenario:

• l  The user migration is mainly applicable to the wireless terminals. The user migration does not require repeated authentication, which improves customer experience.
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Precautions:

• l  Before and after migration, the IP addresses should be in the same super VLAN.
• l  Before and after migration, the IP allocation policy based on the AM rules should remain unchanged. That is, the IP addresses before and after migration should remain unchanged. Otherwise, the migration fails.