By default, the device periodically multicasts EAP-Request/Identity packets to clients so that the clients are triggered to send EAPoL-Start packets for 802.1X authentication. If the device interface connecting to a client changes from Down to Up, the client needs to send EAPoL-Start packets again for 802.1X authentication, which takes a long time. You can enable the function of triggering 802.1X authentication through multicast packets immediately after the device interface goes Up, shortening the re-authentication time.
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The function of triggering 802.1X authentication through multicast packets is enabled.
By default, the function of triggering 802.1X authentication through multicast packets is enabled.
The function of triggering 802.1X authentication through multicast packets immediately after an interface goes Up is enabled.
By default, the function of triggering 802.1X authentication through multicast packets immediately after an interface goes Up is disabled.