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Airwave - How to add a stack of 2920 switches

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  • 1.  Airwave - How to add a stack of 2920 switches

    Posted Dec 28, 2017 12:16 PM

    Hi all,

    Have some spare Airwave licences so was trying out Airwave management/monitoring of 2920s running the latest Aruba-branded firmware.  Works well!

    Now, in production we have stacks, not individual switches and this is where by problems start.  With the individual switches I was manually adding them in Airwave and it was detecting the correct template for the switch.  With the stacks I just can't get it to detect anything and I don't know how to manually map atemplate to a device.

    I just get a device added that is always down and config is never collected.

    Any tips or suggestions please?

    Thanks a lot.

    Toby

     

    PS: Airwave 8.2.3.1 - HPE_ArubaOS on switches WB.16.04.0008



  • 2.  RE: Airwave - How to add a stack of 2920 switches
    Best Answer

    Posted Dec 28, 2017 02:34 PM

    Hi Toby,

     

    This should be simular as adding a normal switch. Aruba has optimed switch management in the latest AirWave firmwares. I will advise to upgrade AirWave to the latest firmware (8.2.5.1).

     

    Are you sure SNMP configured correctly (and allowed in the firewall(s)? Normally a device should up if ping is allowed and also if the device type is unknown. I think the traffic is not allowed from AirWave to the switches.

     

    Willem



  • 3.  RE: Airwave - How to add a stack of 2920 switches

    Posted Dec 29, 2017 04:43 AM

    Thanks Willem.

    Having looked into it deeper it does appear to be an issue with traffic between AirWave and the switch stack - rather than a problem with AirWave or my process.