ā01-19-2012 08:07 AM - edited ā07-03-2021 09:24 PM
Hello,
From a 4402 wireless controller (7.0.220.0) I get a lot of syslog messages like this:
*SNMPTask: Jan 19 17:03:25.485: %ACL-7-ENTRY_DONOT_EXIST: acl.c:301 Unable to find an ACL by name "none".
*Dot1x_NW_MsgTask_0: Jan 19 17:03:39.246: %LOG-7-Q_IND: acl.c:301 Unable to find an ACL by name "none".
There are no ACL rules defined on the controller.
Any idea?
Thanks.
ā01-19-2012 11:02 AM
Are you by chance configured to push back an ACL from AAA?
Steve
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ā01-19-2012 12:23 PM
Hmmm, what should it be? Authentication is provided by freeradius server.
ā01-20-2012 03:36 PM
Following on from Steve, check the free radius server authentication and authorization to see if you are allocation an ACL to authenticated users.
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ā01-21-2012 05:52 AM
I don't think so... What kind of radius attributes these ACLs should be carried by to the controller?
ā01-24-2012 09:54 AM
Definitely not...
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *radiusTransportThread: Jan 24 18:03:52.797: ****Enter processIncomingMessages: response code=2
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *radiusTransportThread: Jan 24 18:03:52.797: ****Enter processRadiusResponse: response code=2
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *radiusTransportThread: Jan 24 18:03:52.798: b4:07:f9:71:72:e9 Access-Accept received from RADIUS server 10.129.0.244 for mobile b4:07:f9:71:72:e9 receiveId = 2
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *radiusTransportThread: Jan 24 18:03:52.798: AuthorizationResponse: 0x13c88408^M ^M
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *radiusTransportThread: Jan 24 18:03:52.798: structureSize................................242^M
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *radiusTransportThread: Jan 24 18:03:52.798: resultCode...................................0^M
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *radiusTransportThread: Jan 24 18:03:52.798: protocolUsed.................................0x00000001^M
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *radiusTransportThread: Jan 24 18:03:52.798: proxyState...................................B4:07:F9:71:72:E9-02:08^M
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *radiusTransportThread: Jan 24 18:03:52.798: Packet contains 7 AVPs:^M
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *radiusTransportThread: Jan 24 18:03:52.798: AVP[01] Tunnel-Medium-Type.......................0x00000006 (6) (4 bytes)^M
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *radiusTransportThread: Jan 24 18:03:52.798: AVP[02] Tunnel-Type..............................0x0000000d (13) (4 bytes)^M
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *radiusTransportThread: Jan 24 18:03:52.798: AVP[03] User-Name................................user12 (6 bytes)^M
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *radiusTransportThread: Jan 24 18:03:52.798: AVP[04] Microsoft / MPPE-Recv-Key................DATA (32 bytes)^M
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *radiusTransportThread: Jan 24 18:03:52.798: AVP[05] Microsoft / MPPE-Send-Key................DATA (32 bytes)^M
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *radiusTransportThread: Jan 24 18:03:52.798: AVP[06] EAP-Message..............................0x03090004 (50921476) (4 bytes)^M
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *radiusTransportThread: Jan 24 18:03:52.798: AVP[07] Message-Authenticator....................DATA (16 bytes)^M
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *Dot1x_NW_MsgTask_0: Jan 24 18:03:52.800: %LOG-7-Q_IND: acl.c:301 Unable to find an ACL by name "none".
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *Dot1x_NW_MsgTask_0: Jan 24 18:03:52.800: %APF-6-RADIUS_OVERRIDE_DISABLED: apf_ms_radius_override.c:204 Radius overrides disabled, ignoring source 2
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *Dot1x_NW_MsgTask_0: Jan 24 18:03:52.801: b4:07:f9:71:72:e9 Applying new AAA override for station b4:07:f9:71:72:e9
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *Dot1x_NW_MsgTask_0: Jan 24 18:03:52.801: b4:07:f9:71:72:e9 Override values for station b4:07:f9:71:72:e9 source: 4, valid bits: 0x0^M qosLevel: -1, dscp: 0xffffffff, dot1pTag
: 0xffffffff, sessionTimeout: -1
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *Dot1x_NW_MsgTask_0: Jan 24 18:03:52.801: b4:07:f9:71:72:e9 Override values (cont..) dataAvgC: -1, rTAvgC: -1, dataBurstC: -1, rTimeBurstC: -1 vlanIfName: '', aclName: ''
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *Dot1x_NW_MsgTask_0: Jan 24 18:03:52.802: b4:07:f9:71:72:e9 Unable to apply override policy for station b4:07:f9:71:72:e9 - VapAllowRadiusOverride is FALSE
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *Dot1x_NW_MsgTask_0: Jan 24 18:03:52.802: %APF-6-RADIUS_OVERRIDE_DISABLED: apf_ms_radius_override.c:204 Radius overrides disabled, ignoring source 4
ā01-24-2012 09:57 AM
so let me ask. Is this causing an issue or are you just wondering g what the message means?
To me it looks like the AAA is returning attributes ti the client but the WLAN is not allowing AAA override. So it ignores the attributes.
Steve
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ā01-24-2012 09:59 AM
I agree with Steve. You have something setup in radius to send these back to the wlc:
Jan 24 18:03:52 wlc1 wlc1: *Dot1x_NW_MsgTask_0: Jan 24 18:03:52.801: b4:07:f9:71:72:e9 Override values for station b4:07:f9:71:72:e9 source: 4, valid bits: 0x0^M qosLevel: -1, dscp: 0xffffffff, dot1pTag
: 0xffffffff, sessionTimeout: -1
ā01-24-2012 10:11 AM
I have a tcpdump trace in front of me... Nothing makes me beleive that these values come from the radius server... It is like they come from the controller...
ā02-20-2013 08:17 AM
Any answer on this? I have the same message over and over. I'm not even using RADIUS and I have no ACLS. is this a bug?
*SNMPTask: Feb 20 10:17:54.880: %ACL-7-ENTRY_DONOT_EXIST: acl.c:301 Unable to find an ACL by name "none".[...It occurred 4 times/sec!.]
*dot1xMsgTask: Feb 20 10:18:09.079: %LOG-7-Q_IND: acl.c:301 Unable to find an ACL by name "none".
ā01-24-2012 10:07 AM
It is not really an issue (at least I can't see any relation with my actual issues ), just trying to clean up my logs...
You are right about the overwriting issue (I posted a similar message to the "Radius override disabled?" item), because "overwrited" attributes don't seem to be sent by the radius server...
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