10-25-2024 12:31 AM
Hello everyone,
I'm currently managing a Cisco 9800-40 WLC running on version 17.9.4a, and I'm facing a client roaming issue. When clients attempt to roam, I receive a message indicating that the client was deleted with the reason "roam across policy profile deny." After some research, I came across to this article Client Roaming Across Policy Profile suggesting that enabling "wireless client vlan-persistent" could allow for seamless roaming across policy profiles.
However, I still have some questions. In our setup, we have a WLAN with different site tags and policy profile configurations:
Site Tag A is using Policy Profile A with Central Switching.
Site Tag B is using Policy Profile B with FlexConnect.
If I enable Roaming Across Policy Profiles, will there be any impact on WLANs with differing configurations like the ones I described above?
Any insights or advice on potential issues or considerations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
10-25-2024 02:53 AM
- There isn't any impact on the individual WLANs but the roaming across a standard policy profile and a flex policy profile is not supported.
It's advisable to always have a checkup of the 9800-40 WLC configuration with the CLI command
show tech wireless (not simple 'show tech') and feed the output from that into Wireless Config Analyzer
Important errors , also related to this topic will always get reported ,
M.
10-25-2024 04:25 AM
When you enable local switching on policy profile for FlexConnect APs, the APs perform local switching. However, for the APs in local mode, central switching is performed.
In a scenario where the roaming of a client between FlexConnect mode AP and Local mode AP is not supported, the client may not get the correct IP address due to VLAN difference after the move. Also, L2 and L3 roaming between FlexConnect mode AP and Local mode AP are not supported.
Jagan Chowdam
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