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user disconnection

Anjana A
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Hello team,

we are using cisco 9800 wlc with 9180 ap in flex mode and the wlc version 17.12.4

now the users facing disconnection issue,while checking the logs in cisco dnac and found the users are onboaring.

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during everytime user facing disconnection user is in onboaring state.

Regards,

Anjana

 

 

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All user or specific?

What l2/l3 security you use for this ssid

MHM

hi, random users, users are mostly windows11/23.60 driver version

marce1000
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   - Debug the problematic clients according to https://logadvisor.cisco.com/logadvisor/wireless/9800/9800ClientConnectivity
      You can have client debugs analyzed with Wireless Debug Analyzer

     + Use commands from https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/wireless/catalyst-9800-series-wireless-controllers/217738-monitor-catalyst-9800-kpis-key-performa.html#toc-hId-866973845   to get extra insights ,

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@Anjana A 

 I would say that this logs you are showing is consequence, not cause. If you explore the Assurance, you may get some information on why clients are disconnecting. 

Take a look on the feature " Intelligent Capture". This might give you the answer. 

Scott Fella
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Please provide a little bit more detail, like if this was a new deployment, any recent upgrades or changes? Also you need to at least be onsite to do some testing to help gather additional information. Does mobile devices also experience that issue or maybe a Mac? You need to look more on the controller logs and debugs while you are testing. This can just be maybe how you have the wlan configured which is causing this issue. Make sure these are valid clients also because users might be trying to connect their mobile devices or users outside of your organization is also trying to connect.  That is why you need to isolate the devices and go onsite to really test. See what is really happening and get feedback from the users you see valid devices stuck on the onboarding state.

-Scott
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