Device Lookup
This section explains the Device Lookup configured on the System Settings > Trap Monitoring Settings page.
What is Device Lookup
Normally, actions are applied to devices based on their MAC Address or IP Address. In the AMF Application Proxy feature of AW+, IP filter actions can be applied using the device’s IP Address. However, the following actions are applied based on the device’s MAC Address. Note that Device Lookup cannot be used with IP filter actions in the AMF Application Proxy.- OpenFlow/TQ Action
- Drop Packets
- Quarantine
- Log-Only
- Redirect URL (supported only in TQ’s AMF Application Proxy)
- Drop Packets
- AMF Action
- Drop Packets
- Link-Down
- Quarantine
- Log-Only
- Drop Packets
The following items are configured for Device Lookup on the System Settings > Trap Monitoring Settings page.
- None
This is the default setting. This setting reflects normal operation.
- Device
This setting operates in association with the “Device ID” in the Device Authentication Data. Multiple MAC Addresses can be registered to a Device ID in AMF Security mini. When an action is applied to one of those MAC Addresses, the same action is also applied to the remaining MAC Addresses registered to that Device ID.
- Tag
This setting operates in association with the “Tag” assigned to the Device ID in the Device Authentication Data.
Note
If multiple tags are assigned to a single Device ID, only the first tag configured is used.
How Device Lookup Works
The following are examples of how Device Lookup behaves when “Device” or “Tag” is configured on the System Settings > Trap Monitoring Settings page.◼ Device
Example behavior when three MAC Addresses are configured for the device ID "Person-A".
| Device ID: Person-A | |
| MAC Address | 00:00:00:00:00:01 00:00:00:00:00:02 00:00:00:00:00:03 |
In the above configuration, Person-A is using three devices. When an action is applied to the device with the MAC Address "00:00:00:00:00:01", the same action is also applied to the devices with the remaining MAC Addresses "00:00:00:00:00:02" and "00:00:00:00:00:03".
◼ Tag
Example behavior when the same tag is configured for both device IDs "Person-A" and "Person-B".
| Device ID: Person-A | |
| Tag | Department-1 |
| MAC Address | 00:00:00:00:00:01 |
| Device ID: Person-B | |
| Tag | Department-1 |
| MAC Address | 00:00:00:00:00:02 |
In the above configuration, Person-A and Person-B are each using one device and are assumed to belong to the same department, "Department-1". When an action is applied to the device with the MAC Address "00:00:00:00:00:01", which is used by Person-A, the same action is also applied to the device with the MAC Address "00:00:00:00:00:02", which is used by Person-B and belongs to the same department, "Department-1" (i.e., has the same tag configured).
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