Hi All,
So I know edge node behind edge node is possible but I have the following scenario
So the seeding device discovers 4 switches it places everything in queue until Switch 1 is provisioned then it starts with switch 2.
Until this point it is working. When Switch 2 is provisioned and in a managed state in the inventory. It just stops.
It keeps saying for the other 2 switches Queued for later processing when neighbor device is in managed state or in inventory
Can I assume that IN > EN > EN > EN > EN is not working but
IN > EN > EN works?
IN is intermediate node
if it is indeed not supposed to be working do I need to configure the other 2 switches as Extended nodes?
kind regards,
Nathan
EDIT
So with more context here in the picture
Above would be the best as this is how it is connected right now only not configured as DNAC just doesn't want to do it it seems.
that is intermediate node behind that 3 Edge nodes and then final 1 extended node
if this is not possible I was wondering if 2 extended nodes behind each other if possible to configure and if that would work.
Last would be to just configure one switch as an intermediate node and have 2 edge nodes and 1 extended node.
Would anyone be able to help me out on what is possible or not, all documents that are related to this are not that clear to me as what is possible some colleagues didn't even know that Edge node > edge node was possible me neither until I stumbled upon it with LAN automation
