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WLC not on the network

huwyhuwy123
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Level 1

hi there,

Firstly apologies if this is not the correct forum. I wasn't sure where to post this.

I'm trying to setup a WLC2100 for the first time and have configured it as shown in the attachment.

I've then plugged port 1 on the WLC into my 3750 port g1/0/44. The config for this port is

    interface GigabitEthernet1/0/44

      description ## Connection to ROD-WLC1 port 1 - netman ##

      switchport trunk encapsulation dot1q

      switchport trunk native vlan 10

      switchport trunk allowed vlan 10

      switchport mode trunk

The problem is I can't ping or connect to the WLC on 10.10.0.200 or 10.10.0.201

Can anyone see what the error might be?

Cheers,

huw

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daviwatk
Level 3
Level 3

You have your management interface tagged for VLAN 10, however your switchport is expecting native traffic on VLAN 10,  so it cannot interpret the tag.

Management Interface VLAN Identifier (0 = untagged): 10

Either remove the native vlan 10 from switchport (so 1 becomes native)

# no switchport trunk vlan 10 native

- or -

Untag the management interface, using tag id of '0'  (zero = untagged)

>config interface vlan management 0

If you already have WLANs bound to this interface (which i'm thinking you don't, but in case) you will need to disable all WLANS bound to it.  If this is non-production, just issue the following:

> config wlan disable all

> config interface vlan management 0

> config wlan enable all

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daviwatk
Level 3
Level 3

You have your management interface tagged for VLAN 10, however your switchport is expecting native traffic on VLAN 10,  so it cannot interpret the tag.

Management Interface VLAN Identifier (0 = untagged): 10

Either remove the native vlan 10 from switchport (so 1 becomes native)

# no switchport trunk vlan 10 native

- or -

Untag the management interface, using tag id of '0'  (zero = untagged)

>config interface vlan management 0

If you already have WLANs bound to this interface (which i'm thinking you don't, but in case) you will need to disable all WLANS bound to it.  If this is non-production, just issue the following:

> config wlan disable all

> config interface vlan management 0

> config wlan enable all

Thats exactly right - thanks a lot david.

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