Security

We have a laptop that was on our main ssid for valid users and known machines. I want now to remove its Mac address from the internal db so it will be able to connect to our guest network.

once a machine authenticates to our main ssid it then cannot connect to our guest network

Hi,

Good evening,   :smileytongue:

Here u go:

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Via cli:

(3600) #aaa user delete ?
A.B.C.D                 Match IP address
all                     Delete all users
ap-ip-addr              Match AP IP address
ap-name                 Match AP name
mac                     Match MAC address
name                    Match user name
role                    Match role name

Via gui:

u can blacklist and then unblacklist the user...it will do the same :)

If this post helped u please K+ (The star + button ) me and mark as solved!    :smileyhappy:

we have 6000's controlers

and in gui we have o blacklisted clients and have no option to add any

in cli aaa user delete mac address is not getting me there either 

any other thoughts? :smileyhappy:

in gui

u need to go to clinet list (under monitoring) and than mark/choose the client u want and press on the button "blacklist" in the bottom!

in the cli - did u enabled first? by enter into enable mode?

BTW:

in all the aruba controller all the gui/cli commands are the same (it's depands on the AOS)

If you want to delete someone form the internal database go to

security

authentication

server

Internal server and you can delete fromt here... here is a screenshot..

You can do it from the WebUI or CLI.    This would be done on the master controller (unless each local controller is using its own internal DB).

WebUI:

Configuration --> Authentication --> Servers --> Internal DB

Find the MAC and delete it

CLI:

local-userdb del username <mac of device>

Yep clembo
ightshdae are right...i didn't understood your question up to the end :)

thanks clembo, just seems like there should be more clients in db 204 and actually cannot find suspect one. Hmm cannot connect laptop to any Aruba ssid's but can to public one. May be another issue here