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Aruba 650 WLAN base configuration #interface fastethernet port question

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  • 1.  Aruba 650 WLAN base configuration #interface fastethernet port question

    Posted Nov 02, 2012 02:51 PM

    To make a long story short, previous IT person had a vendor install a Aruba 650 with 2 Aps (105s) , 4hour trade off with former IT left a lot to be desired. The SBS 2003 machine that was the system died, with it went the wireless network. I could not get the old setup back and working so I cleared the config and started following the best practices WLAN base config instructions. I have the server requirements setup and have started the controller configurations. I am stuck on the #interface fastethernet command. According to the Aruba 6.0 command line interface reference guide the <slot> should be 1 on a 600 series, but I cannot find a reference on what the embedded network interface <port> should be. The WLAN base config guide is written for a 2000 series without references to where to get the configuration data for other controllers.

     

    any guidance would be much appreciated.

     

    Thank you

    Brian 



  • 2.  RE: Aruba 650 WLAN base configuration #interface fastethernet port question
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    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Nov 02, 2012 04:12 PM

    Type "show port status" and it will tell you all the names of the interfaces on that controller.

     



  • 3.  RE: Aruba 650 WLAN base configuration #interface fastethernet port question

    Posted Nov 06, 2012 02:43 PM

    The "show port status" worked great, found it was just an issue due to useing fastethernet command when I have gigabit ports. I got throught the CLI part of the  best practices WLAN base configuration controller set up.

     

    I have been following the Best practices WLAN base configuration guide, but I found your (cjoseph) post on zero touch provisioning with the 105 APs (posted on 5-5-2010).

     

    I have 2 105 APs wired POE into my internal network, I don't have a ULR setup on the 650 controller so I set the "setenv master" command to the controller's IP, and changed the "setenv remote_ap 1" to the AP name I assigned on the RAP whitelist. Now will zero touch provisioning work when pointed at an IP or is this intended to be a remote only function?

     

    I plan to continue following the guide to set up my WLAN  are there any adjustments  in WLAN setup I need when useing zero touch?

     

    Thank you

     



  • 4.  RE: Aruba 650 WLAN base configuration #interface fastethernet port question

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Nov 06, 2012 02:58 PM

    @hempiestad wrote:

    The "show port status" worked great, found it was just an issue due to useing fastethernet command when I have gigabit ports. I got throught the CLI part of the  best practices WLAN base configuration controller set up.

     

    I have been following the Best practices WLAN base configuration guide, but I found your (cjoseph) post on zero touch provisioning with the 105 APs (posted on 5-5-2010).

     

    I have 2 105 APs wired POE into my internal network, I don't have a ULR setup on the 650 controller so I set the "setenv master" command to the controller's IP, and changed the "setenv remote_ap 1" to the AP name I assigned on the RAP whitelist. Now will zero touch provisioning work when pointed at an IP or is this intended to be a remote only function?

     

    I plan to continue following the guide to set up my WLAN  are there any adjustments  in WLAN setup I need when useing zero touch?

     

    Thank you

     


    It should work but:

     

    1.  You need a RAP Pool Setup

    2.  You need the AP whitelisted

    3.  The AP needs to be able to reach the IP address of the controller.

     



  • 5.  RE: Aruba 650 WLAN base configuration #interface fastethernet port question

    Posted Jan 17, 2013 11:25 AM

    Hi Cjoseph,

    can you please share zero touch configuration link.?

    thank you