06-25-2021 07:31 AM - edited 07-02-2021 09:36 PM
Hey Community,
I deployed a 9800-CL to an internal network.
It was provisioned with the .ova file.
In total i have 3 interfaces
the plan was:
Gi1 -> Wireless Management as Access Port
Gi2 -> VLAN for SSID as Access Port
Gi3 -> Redundancy
Gi1 was removed from SP Interface configuration
Software is 17.3.2a.
Now i started to configure the controller and i'm facing the problems:
I started with Gi1 to make it reachable and
configured as follows:
Gi1
switchport mode access
switchport access vlan 123
no negotiation auto
speed 10000
no mop sysid
no mop enabled
!
vlan 123
name Management
!
int vlan 123
ip address 192.168.254.254 255.255.255.0
!
ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.254.254
!
The Controller cannot communicate - but if i try to ping something inside the network i see the packet incoming and the response is also there but it's not reaching the controller.
Does anybody have a hint why this is not working
I verified with routed interface but this is not usable since i cannot use routed interface for an ssid.
Edit:
Forgot to mention - we moved this vSwitch also to the Gi2 and tried the same configuration with the same result.
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07-07-2021 08:19 AM
Issue is solved.
Key of our problem was that promiscous mode was not enabled.
Now Cluster is up and running and serving clients.
"these are hard set for a specific use. Management and wireless management is on G2 unless you for some reason need OOB for management, which I don't see why on a VM"
This is not correct - when in the OVA the management was not set the interface can be used for prod traffic as well.
What we now have is:
G1 -> Outside
G2 -> Wireless Inside
G3 -> Redundancy
And it is working fine.
So our problem was the promiscous mode.
06-25-2021 08:20 AM - edited 06-25-2021 08:23 AM
Here is my 2cents.... I never use G1 for OOB, I only use G2 for everything and G3 if I want to deploy SSO, or else I don't even use that for N+1. Also, if you want to use all or any of these three interfaces, you need a separate vSwitch for each.
06-25-2021 08:36 AM
Hi Scott,
is it possible to reuse the Gi1 in that case? - i don't want to use it for OOB.
Basically we have three vswitches
Vnic1 -> Uplink to network (used as Wireless management)
Vnic2 -> Uplink to SSID-network
Vnic3 -> SSO
06-25-2021 08:38 AM
No... these are hard set for a specific use. Management and wireless management is on G2 unless you for some reason need OOB for management, which I don't see why on a VM.
06-25-2021 08:51 AM
Ok - we reset the setup as follows:
Gi1 disconnected
Gi2 Access Vlan 123
Even in that way i don't get any traffic towards the SVI of the controller.
06-25-2021 09:07 AM
I would go through the deployment guide again and also take a look at some blogs that are out there for the 9800-CL.Also make sure that in the vSwitch you have accept Promiscuous Mode and Forged Transmits. Take a look at what you have had configured and make sure you cleared everything out also. If you can't ping the gateway from the CLI, then you have an configuration setting issue. Might be easier to spin up another VM and go through the setup again. Doesn't take that long.
06-25-2021 09:09 AM
G2 should be a trunk and the vSwitch should be a trunk with native vlan defined as 123 if that is what you are using. Unless you are just going to use one vlan for management and wireless management and all FlexConnect local switching.
07-07-2021 08:19 AM
Issue is solved.
Key of our problem was that promiscous mode was not enabled.
Now Cluster is up and running and serving clients.
"these are hard set for a specific use. Management and wireless management is on G2 unless you for some reason need OOB for management, which I don't see why on a VM"
This is not correct - when in the OVA the management was not set the interface can be used for prod traffic as well.
What we now have is:
G1 -> Outside
G2 -> Wireless Inside
G3 -> Redundancy
And it is working fine.
So our problem was the promiscous mode.
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