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Bridge setup IAP-105

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  • 1.  Bridge setup IAP-105

    Posted May 14, 2014 05:21 PM

    Hello,

     

    I got 2 Aruba IAP 105 and i can't get the bridge setup working.

    Running at version 6.3.1.0-4.0.0 (Most recent)

     

    What did i do?

    1. Cluster the AP's and configure.

    2. Reboot the (bridge) AP and make it mesh.

    3. Create a wired profile.

                             POE: disabled

                             Admin status: enabled

                             Uplink: enabled

                             Mode: Access

                             Client IP assignment: VC

    4. At wired Select de bridge profile in 0/0.

    5. Reboot the (bridge) AP.

    6. Edit the AP "uplink" tab and enabled Eth0 bridgingand leave VLAN to 0.

    7. Reboot the (bridge) AP.

    8. Put ethernet cable in and connect to a pc.

     

    Kind regards,

     

    Kevin



  • 2.  RE: Bridge setup IAP-105

    Posted Jun 09, 2014 09:35 PM

    Hi Kevin,

     

    Have you any luck working out this problem ? I have a very similar issue and have basically tried the same config, i have logged a call to Aruba TAC.

     

    Mark



  • 3.  RE: Bridge setup IAP-105

    Posted Jun 09, 2014 10:39 PM
    This Worked for me 
      Re: Trying to Bridge between two buildings [ New ]

    OK figured it out, to link 2 wired networks with an instant the following needs to be done:

     

    • Enable bridging on eth0 of the remote “point”
    • Edit “Default Wired port Profile” and change the Admin status to UP

    This then extends the wired network wirelessly to the new location.

     

    Dave



  • 4.  RE: Bridge setup IAP-105

    Posted Jun 10, 2014 06:45 AM

    It was working for me when testing in lab.

    When i moved the setup it didn't work... which is strange.