One method is: create a new modem_group like allports and assign this modem group all interfaces except that one you want for that user. Then create one more modem group (for example "port4user1") with only one (or more) interface you want for that user. After it: "set user default modem_group allports" and "set user <username> modem_group port4user1". Same with ip address: "add address_pool user <username> pool_name <ippool>" - assigns an address pool to user. It's easier to do it with radius server - by checking nas-port. Also you can set ip from radius. Anil wrote:

Hi ,

Can i restrict a specific interface (example slot:10/mod:1) to authenticate only for a perticular user and reject access for other users.

or

is it possible for any user on the authenticate on that perticular interface get a static ip reserved for that perticular interface..

i tried with the commands "set switched interface Slot:x/mod:y user_name" and "set switched interface slot:x/mod:y password"

but this allows even other radius users to authenticate to that interface

can anyone help me on this

Regards Anil

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