(host)(config-submode) #switchport mode access In computer networking, a single Layer 2 network may be partitioned to create multiple distinct broadcast domains, which are mutually isolated so that packets can only pass between them through one or more routers such a domain is referred to as a Virtual Local Area Network, Virtual LAN, or VLAN. Assign a VLAN Virtual Local Area Network.(host)(mynode)(config) #spanning-tree portfast (host)(mynode)(config) #interface gigabitethernet Enable portfast on the wired tunneled node.The tunneled-node-port command tells the physical interface to tunnel that traffic on the managed device. Set the tunneled-node-address as the managed device to act as the tunneled node termination point. You can configure any port on any managed device as a tunneled node port using the tunneled-node-port command. (host)(config) #show tunneled-node configĬonfiguring an Access Port as a Tunneled Node Port (host)(config-submode) #tunneled-node-port (host)(config) #interface gigabitethernet Access each interface that you want to use and assign it as a tunneled node port.(host)(mynode)(config) #tunnel-loop-prevention (host)(mynode)(config) #tunneled-node-address

Specify the IP address of the managed device and specify tunnel loop prevention.SSH is a network protocol that provides secure access to a remote device. Console access (9600 8N1) and SSH Secure Shell. according to the instructions provided in the installation guide that shipped with your tunneled node. A console interface with a command line shell that allows users to execute text input as commands and convert these commands to appropriate functions. Access the Wired tunneled node CLI Command-Line Interface.procedures to configure a tunneled node client. This section describes the CLI Command-Line Interface. To remove the tunneled-node client function, use the command tunneled-node-server 0.0.0.0 to disable the tunneled-node client on the managed device. However, once tunneled-node-server is configured on the managed device, the managed device becomes a tunneled-node client. By default, the managed device behaves as a tunneled-node server. The managed device must be configured as either a tunneled-node client or a tunneled-node server. So, it's more a switch configuration issue.ArubaOS does not allow a tunneled-node client and tunneled-node server to co-exist on the same managed device at the same time. The helper-address/dhcp relay are well configured on router ( when I've plug a computer on interface with VLAN 210 or 220 as native VLAN, no issue with IP so the DHCP server is well configured). On this configuration, I tried with my own computer and I don't receive any IP from DHCP server. The switch interface (for ETH0 AP) has the VLAN 200 as native vlan and all the VLAN (200,210 and 220) are tagged on the interface.įRARC_SW_06_001(su)->show vlan portinfo port fe.4.21 The port where the AP is connected is trunked and all the VLAN are propagated on it (200,210 and 220). The Gateway is good and reachable from everywhere. The vlan is well created end-to-end, from the router to the Access switch (Interconnexion to the AP port). So, I suspected a wrong Wired Implementation not related to Wifi AP. The error I get on client monitor is that the DHCP server is not reachable. To my opinion, the configuration is good on the AP (VLAN mapped with my User Profile associated on the good SSID). Secondly, I have well deployed my Policy on my AP but User on my Wifi Vlan can't obtain any IP address (see the picture joined). I have one more issue regarding this.įirst, I still see my Gateway which is my router on my Management Vlan and the Access Switch (see the picture joined). So all my Wifi network are known on my company (until the RADIUS server,etc.).

Wired client interface configuration