Use this command to enable or disable the quarantine agent on the switch.
enable | Enables quarantine agent on the switch. |
disable | Disables quarantine agent on the switch. |
Quarantine agent is disabled by default.
All command modes.
The quarantine agent must be enabled globally on the switch and locally on the port to be operational on the port. See set quarantine-agent port for information on configuring quarantine agent authentication on the port.
The quarantine agent is a form of authentication that depends upon the existence of one or more configured quarantine policy rules, with each rule associated with a policy profile. To configure a policy rule as a quarantine profile, configure the policy rule with the desired traffic filtering specifications and specify the quarantine-profile rule option, indicating the associated policy profile. See set policy rule (S-, K-Series) for quarantine policy rule configuration details. See set policy profile for policy profile configuration details.
Once one or more quarantine policy rules are configured and associated with a policy profile, the quarantine authentication agent behaves as any other MultiAuth authentication agent. By default, the quarantine agent has the highest configurable MultiAuth precedence. Static rules have the highest multiauth precedence. Static rule MultiAuth precedence is not configurable.
There are two circumstance for which actions specified in a quarantine policy are used:
Should you configure quarantine agent authentication for a lower MultiAuth precedence using set multiauth precedence, if a non-quarantine authentication agent both returns a result and has the highest MultiAuth precedence, quarantine agent authentication will not be used in that context. If you change the quarantine agent MultiAuth precedence level to a lower precedence, make sure this is the behavior you want.
This example shows how to enable quarantine agent globally on the switch:
System(rw)->set quarantine-agent enable