Dynamic VLAN attribute in LDAP or AD?

[Gary Gatten]

Hello, thanks for taking the time to read this.  And thanks in advance
for the prompt replies!

 

I've read nearly all the docs and How To's I could find and none of them
(so far) address this.  If I find an answer I'll be more than happy to
draft a How To as I would suspect this a desired solution.

 

So, I'm trying to use 802.1x dynamic VLAN assignment.  I have this
working when I conf the "users" file.  However, I don't want to
create/maintain the users file for 2,000 users!

 

Is there an attribute in AD / LDAP I can use for the dynamic VLAN?
Ideally I could do this at the "Group" level, such that when a user
moves from one group to another their automagically assigned to the
correct VLAN.  If that's not possible, I COULD do it at the user level,
but again kinda a hassle to maintain.

 

Any thoughts / opinions would be GREATLY appreciated!  In the mean time
I'll keep reading!

 

PS: The How To's have helped a LOT so far just getting to the point I'm
at!  Without them it would've taken me 10x longer!

 

 






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