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Hi,
I am actually trying to implemement profiling with the Cisco ISE (2.7 patch2) and Aruba 2530 (SW 16.10.011).
After profiling the devices, the ISE sends a CoA POrt Bounce to the switch.
But I am still getting a "Missing attribute" back from the switch.
On the switch, I have configured the following for CoA:
radius-server host <IP-address> key <Some Pass>
radius-server host <IP-address> dyn-authorization
radius-server host <IP-address> time-window 0
The CoA-NAKs increase with every attempt.
On the ISE, I have configured the following for the device profile:
from a packet dump, I can see that only a few attributes are sent to the switch via CoA:
Any idea what´s missing here?
Regards
Joerg
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Here's what I recently used for Aruba CoA, it tested out fine. We changed to UDP 1700 on the Aruba config to match the Cisco equipment in the environment and existing load balancer config. To be fair, this is being used on wireless/wired with 303 model RAPs. I don't have a proper hp/aruba switch.
Hi Mohammed,
I will try and let you know about the results.
Thanks
Regards
Joerg
Hi Mohammed,
I have added the NAS-Port-ID, but still the same.
The NAS-Port-ID is included in the initial Radius access request, but missing in the CoA of the ISE.
Regards
Joerg
Here's what I recently used for Aruba CoA, it tested out fine. We changed to UDP 1700 on the Aruba config to match the Cisco equipment in the environment and existing load balancer config. To be fair, this is being used on wireless/wired with 303 model RAPs. I don't have a proper hp/aruba switch.
Hi Damien,
unfortunately, this did not work for me with the HPE switches.
I will do some further investigations.
Thanks.
Regards
Joerg
Hi everybody,
finally I got the following configuration from TAC, which worked for my case.