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Table of Contents
- About this Document
- Solution Overview
- Solution Benefits
- Use Case and Reference Architecture
- Validation Framework
- Considerations when implementing VXLAN-GBP
- Test Objectives
- Recommendations
- APPENDIX: Switch Template Configuration Examples
- APPENDIX: Dynamic Client Authentication Using the Mist Authentication Cloud
- APPENDIX: Static Client Assignments
- APPENDIX: Debugging Examples Using the Junos OS CLI
- Revision History
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APPENDIX: Static Client Assignments
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07-Mar-25
JVD-IPCLOS-GBP-01-01
When you intend to use static GBP tag assignments, ensure that
the switch ports where your clients are attached use the correct
port profile. In our case, we used the port
profile=vlan1099-no-auth (because we do not want any
dynamic RADIUS assignment) and configured the switch ports as shown
in the example below. Use port IDs appropriate for your
environment.
Figure 1: Switch Port Configuration for Static GBP tag
Assignment 
Instead of a dynamic GBP tag assignment you must now modify the switch template to use static assignments. Here is an example of the configuration used during testing.
Figure 2: Example of Static GBP Tags List 
Note:
Ensure your wireless clients really produce some traffic on the network. For example, Linux clients tend to be rather quiet, meaning you won’t be able to see the GBP tag appear.
