You can create classification rules as part of a network policy or as a common
object.
Classification rules are used for consistency across multiple switch templates.
Before you create a classification rule, create the switch templates that will
associate with the rule:
- Create a second template of the
same device type that uses the same device SKU. For more information, see Configure a Device Template.
- Clone the first switch template.
For more information, see Configure a Device Template.
- Configure Device Location
rules to assign different switch templates or VLANs within a port type to
switches assigned to different locations.
- Configure Cloud Config
Groups (CCGs) to assign a match type that contains or does not
contain a specific selection of switches.
- Configure IP Address
classification rules to assign a match type that contains or does not contain a
specific IP address associated with a switch.
- Configure IP Subnet
classification rules to assign a match type that contains or does not contain a
specific IP subnet associated with a switch(s).
- Configure IP Range
classification rules to assign a match type that contains or does not contain a
specific IP range associated with a switch(s).
Use this task to create classification rules associated with a network policy.
ExtremeCloud IQ supports multiple classification rules for DNS servers, VLANs,
RADIUS servers, device templates, user groups, and private client groups (PCGs).