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Mobility Express Controller AAA override doesn't work with new APgroup

marta_kalman
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Dear Community,

 

I have the following Wi-Fi network:

- Cisco Mobility Express 8.10.151

- 4 x AIR-AP2802I-E-K9

-17 x AIR-CAP1702I-E-K9

- 4 x SSID (2 x WPA2-PSK & 2 x WPA2-Enterprise)

- 2 x AP-group (SiteA (default-group) and SiteB (SiteB-group))

 

Problem description:

- On SiteB only 2 of the 4 SSID-s are needed, therefore I have configured a "SiteB " group for the AP-s with SSID3 and SSID4.

SSID4 network uses WPA2-Enterprise and users are authenticated by a freeradius server. Based on username, users had to be assigned to VLAN40 or VLAN50.

- On SiteA (where AP-s are in the „default-group”) everything works fine, users are assigned to the corresponding VLANs based on their username.

- On SiteB (where AP-s are in the „SiteB-group”) every user is assigned to the SSID’s default VLAN (VLAN40), username based VLAN assignment does not work.

 

I’ve checked, that:

- AP-s on SiteB have access to all the above mentioned VLANs

- On SiteB every authenticated user is assigned to VLAN40, as seen in the mac-address-table of the switch.

- The freeradius server tells the Controller the correct VLAN ID, the controller GUI shows the correct VLAN ID, but at the same time, the mac-address-table of the switch shows that users who should be in VLAN50 are in VLAN40.

- If I configure a new AP group on SiteA, the same issue exists.

 

I suspect that this is a bug or did I overlook something?

Any help is appriciated, thank you!  

 

Wi-Fi.jpg

 

Kalman

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I think about one point must to check 
vlan inheritance 

 

check if this is same for both site or not

Hi

 " On SiteB (where AP-s are in the „SiteB-group”) every user is assigned to the SSID’s default VLAN (VLAN40), username based VLAN assignment does not work."

 

When you created the "SiteB-group", did you add the SSID and associated to its correct vlan inside the group?

As you can see on this group example, the SSID must be associate with the proper Interface or interface group.

wlan-in-ap-group.png

 

 

Rich R
VIP
VIP

It could be a bug but sounds more like a config mistake to me.  Upgrade to latest 8.10.171.0 to be sure.

Have you compared the default group and site B group configs side by side to spot any differences?

Have you run a debug client <mac> and debug aaa all enable to see what errors you get when the client joins?

What WLAN numbers are you using?

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