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Classifier-Based Software Configuration
Zone Classes
You will configure Transparent Mode commands only when your ONE appli-
cation supports this functionality.
Zone Class-Based Configuration
Zone class-based software configuration consists of the following general
steps:
1. Identify the traffic that you want the HP 8200zl or 5400zl switch to
intercept and forward to the ONE application. Specifically, you need to
know:
• Source
– Which users or devices are sending the traffic that you want the
switch to intercept?
– Which switch ports are connected to these users’ workstations
and devices?
•Destination
– What is the destination of the traffic?
Based on the answers to these questions, you can begin to plan your zones
and zone policies.
2. Create a zone class.
A zone class is a logical group of switch ports. For example, you might
create an internal zone and assign all the ports on the internal network to
this zone. You might then create an external zone and assign the switch
port that connects to the firewall or router to this zone
3. Configure a zone policy for one or more zone classes, including an
optional, default zone class.
A policy specifies the traffic that should be intercepted based on the
source and destination zones. Specifically, you define a zone policy by
specifying:
• Source zone—where the traffic you want to accelerate originates
• Destination zone—where the traffic will be sent
Classifier-Based Configuration Task Page
Reference
Creating a Zone Class page 8-41
Creating a Zone Policy page 8-43
Associate the zone policy with the ONE application page 8-46
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