ā02-20-2024 07:41 PM
Hi All,
I don't know if anyone has similar issue with my setup, client not able to get IP upon checking on the Wireshark, it's not able to discover the DHCP server. WLAN and Policies, Site properties and RF properties are setup correctly, created VLAN in WLC.
I'm using WLC 9800 version 17.9.4a with 9120AXI AP
On the switch I created the interface VLAN for User subnet and with ip helper pointing to DHCP server, but still don't work. Hope someone here can give some lights.
I have followed this guide also to make sure all settings are correct.
Understand FlexConnect on Catalyst 9800 Wireless Controller - Cisco
ā02-20-2024 11:12 PM
- Have a checkup of the WLC 9800 configuration with the CLI command show tech wireless and feed the output into :
Wireless Config Analyzer
- Use client debugging according to : https://logadvisor.cisco.com/logadvisor/wireless/9800/9800ClientConnectivity
The so called RadioActive Traces (client debugs) can be high level analyzed with : Wireless Debug Analyzer
M.
ā02-21-2024 07:58 AM - edited ā02-21-2024 08:00 AM
> created VLAN in WLC
Flexconnect local switching does not require VLAN definition on the WLC! You can define the VLAN in the flex profile or simply enter the VLAN number (ID) in the policy profile for the WLAN.
Have you configured the WLAN for local switching and disabled central DHCP?
And you're sure the AP is in Flexconnect mode? "no local-site" in the AP site tag.
Does a PC plugged into the same VLAN on the switch work correctly?
Have you configured the AP port as trunk port and allowed the client VLAN on that trunk port?
Without more detailed information on your WLC, WLAN and switch configuration it's really difficult to offer any more help than that.
ā02-21-2024 10:20 PM
Hi @Rich R to answer your questions
Have you configured the WLAN for local switching and disabled central DHCP? YES (pls see attached)
And you're sure the AP is in Flexconnect mode? "no local-site" in the AP site tag? YES (pls see attached)
Does a PC plugged into the same VLAN on the switch work correctly? YES tested and able to get IP Address
Have you configured the AP port as trunk port and allowed the client VLAN on that trunk port? YES
interface GigabitEthernet1/0/40
description AP_e4a4.1cac.faac
switchport trunk native vlan 14
switchport trunk allowed vlan 14,20
switchport mode trunk
VLAN14- management AP
VLAN20-User Wireless
ā02-23-2024 01:55 AM
VLAN : VLAN20
You've used a named VLAN therefore you must define the VLAN in the flex profile - have you done that?
Otherwise you need to use the VLAN ID (number) - 20 - in the policy profile.
The AP has no way of knowing what VLAN20 means if you don't define it.
This is what I already said in my previous reply and what @Ric Beeching (Cisco) said too.
ā02-21-2024 10:33 PM
Have you created the VLAN in the flex profile? This makes the AP aware of the VLANs and uses them for bridging traffic to the wire.
ā02-26-2024 11:12 PM
Hi All,
Thanks for your time to reply on my query. I was able to solve the issue, I was confused with the setting vlan, after putting correct VLAN ID, client able to connect.
ā02-27-2024 01:08 AM
You're welcome - glad to hear you worked it out <smile>
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