Regarding UNP Ouput

[pascalxsome]

Hi guys,

We daisy-chained a PC behind an integrated switch on an alcatel telephone. In AOS you can't configure port-mobility as easy as in older releases.
the phone gets its voip vlan and connects to the OXO. but the PC is not able to ping or connect to the network (Status blocked).
Why is the configured default - VLAN blocked in this scenario, and how can we allow it?
just a short question. I have following output:

-> show unp user
                                               User
Port    Username             Mac address       IP              Vlan Profile                          Type         Status
-------+--------------------+-----------------+---------------+----+--------------------------------+------------+-----------
1/1/7   00:80:9f:d4:ac:da    00:80:9f:d4:ac:da 172.23.62.18    2362 -                                Bridge       Active
1/1/7   10:65:30:c5:5f:34    10:65:30:c5:5f:34 172.23.2.100    2302 -                                Bridge       Block

this is my unp config:

unp profile "data"
unp profile "voip" mobile-tag
unp profile "voip" map vlan 2362
unp port-template data-c direction both default-profile "voip" classification trust-tag admin-state enable
unp port 1/1/7 port-type bridge
unp port 1/1/7 port-template data-c
unp classification vlan-tag 2302:2363 profile1 "data"
unp classification lldp med-endpoint ip-phone  profile1 "voip"

Cheers,

Pascal

[silvio]

Hi,
in the show command you do see no matching profile.... The phone will be allowed because the default setting "trust-tag" within the template.
Your data-profile has to be maped to the correct vlan (unp profile "data" map vlan 2302). Within the template the default-profile has to be data.
Your first classification rule is for qinq-tagging (totaly wrong). You can delete this rule. If you use lldp-med for configuring your phones with the correct vlan you can use the last configured classification rule. You can also use a second classification rule for voice depending off the incomming vlan tag (unp classification vlan-tag 2363 profile1 voip).
Than it should work and both devices will be associated to the correct profile and vlan.
best regards
Silvio