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While migrating away from a legacy setup, we're adding a bunch of 150AX into our production network which will live on different VLANs. These VLANs are routed transparently, meaning traffic can flow freely between them. After adding two 150AX on VLA...
Dear all, the following debug output comes from an ASA which is acting as a DHCP server for some VLANs; this behaviour occurs only on certain mobile devices (iOS and Android) and was also observed on a Macbook, while Windows Client machines connect j...
Dear all, I have a ROAS scenario during the replacement of a few ASA 55x boxes. Involved are new vlans on the new box and old vlans on the old box; these are behind trunked switch interfaces.There is no WAN connection as per now (will add that later)...
You're speaking to a cisco head on aruba switching gear The box involved is an Aruba 2940 that has VLANs 20 and 30 tagged and 60 untagged on the port in question making this interface a "trunk" in Aruba-Terminology. Checking on snooping revealed th...
Snoop is disabled on the switch; you suggest trying enabling it on the port the dodgy AP hangs off of ? Let me provide some more detail: Any random port on the switch put into VLANs 20 and 30 will deliver an IP and connect nicely; the AP will not del...
Can you explain what "trusting" means ? There is no port-based security, there is just nothing inbetween; no ACLs to keep it as simple as possible for now. If the connection was not to be trusted or broken, I wouldn't even see the 3rd AP because its ...
Alright, we pretty much did what Pieter suggested - after starting from scratch. That is setting up 2 freshly nuked boxes on (remote) Site A and waiting for the primary to be elected, do all the fine tuning and we were set. DHCP was handed out fine o...
Yep. It hangs off an ASA which will accept DHCP options only globally and offers DHCP on the management subnet in question. Even freshly nuked it asks for an IP running its OOB process or reverts to DHCP (which I can confirm it does). As you may know...
