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DHCP issues when using LAG between two SG350 switches and roaming between AP's hosted on separate switches

BCinBC
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I have a LAG that runs between two SG350 switches. Each switch has a single Ubiquiti Unifi AC PRO Access Point (f/w 4.0.54.10625) attached to it. The AP's are trunked and have four VLANs associated with them. They, for the most part, work just fine.

 

The issue I'm having is that when I roam between the two access points, the DCHP negotiation will fail. I've watched the negotiation happen, by doing a tcpdump on the router, and it only fails to perform the last step in the DHCP negotiation, and the device isn't issued an IP address. Eventually, in about 5 to 15 minutes or so, the device is allowed to join the network again. 

 

Configuration:

  • Main Switch: SG350-28
  • Secondary Switch: SG350X-24
  • Current firmware on both switches: 2.5.0.83 
  • Router: Ubiquiti Edgerouter 4 with f/w 2.0.6
  • 2 * Ubiquiti Unifi AC PRO Access Point f/w 4.0.54.10625
  • Unifi, under docker, older version 5.10.26 (been waiting for a container update for ages)
  • LAG is dual Gigabit Ethernet
  • 7 VLANs, registered in the switches, these work fine
  • Each VLAN has a DHCP relay back to the DHCP server, DHCP relay is set up in both switches
  • DHCP is on Router for each VLAN
  • VLANs are Isolated

Tests performed:

  • When I directly connect the two switches via a single trunk, DHCP works fine
  • Connecting the AP's to the same (Main) switch works fine
  • STP enabled or disabled makes no difference (Set in default Rapid STP) while LAG'd
  • No issues when reconnecting to the same AP repeatedly on either switch/AP

Not sure what to try next other than dump LAG, which I'd rather not.

edit: Added AP f/w an updated Unifi info

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