11-15-2023
05:58 AM
- last edited on
11-17-2023
04:14 PM
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I've been recently testing out 802.1x on our UniFi switches here at work, and i was wondering if anyone has any advice as to my current issue.
I've been trying to see if 802.1x will work across a cisco switch.
Currently i have 802.1x setup on a UniFi switch that is connected to an access port on my cisco(2960s).
All the ports on the cisco are set to the same vlan, 1190 in this case, ive also connected a comuter to the other end which should end up in that 1190vlan. The UniFi port sends out a BPDU packet which sends the access port into err-disabled, unless bpduguard is disabled (From my understanding). I have disabled BPDU guard yet i've not got it to work, does anyone have any expeience with this or any advice that i could use to hopefully understand how to get it to work, or why this quite frankly wont work.
interface GigabitEthernet1/0/47
switchport access vlan 1190
switchport mode access
spanning-tree portfast
spanning-tree bpduguard disable
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interface GigabitEthernet1/0/48
switchport access vlan 1190
switchport mode access
spanning-tree portfast
spanning-tree bpduguard disable
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11-15-2023 09:47 AM
- I think you have 'collisional interests' if you want to connect a switch (Unifi) or not to another in access mode ,this kind of bdpu event is then considered 'natural' , if you want 802.1x , then have the Unifi do that to parenting equipment directly ,
M.
11-15-2023 09:47 AM
- I think you have 'collisional interests' if you want to connect a switch (Unifi) or not to another in access mode ,this kind of bdpu event is then considered 'natural' , if you want 802.1x , then have the Unifi do that to parenting equipment directly ,
M.
11-16-2023 12:05 AM
Right so there's no possible way to get the cisco switch to let the traffic through? (Unless it's a trunk port ofc) while in access mode?
11-16-2023 12:12 AM
- Not in access mode (indeed) ,
M.
11-16-2023 12:35 AM
Is there a particular reason as to why it quite simply doesn't work? like a "Professional" way that i could use to help further my understanding?
11-15-2023 09:55 AM
In cisco SW do get log that the port is errdisable because of loopback??
11-16-2023 05:02 AM
you connect to interface to unifi SW and if STP is not work then
show spanning tree will show that both port are FWD
and this make each one detect it little loopback frame and hence both port go to err-disable.
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