Wireless Access

Small (just me) problem connecting my Pixel 3L with Android 11.  We have a private VLAN for BYOD.  Users enter their network credentials, same as workstations.  No issues for the most part, but only a handful of people in our office still.  I'm running into the connection being made, then disconnecting.  Then after a while it lets me know there's an authentication problem.  I've got another user on an Android, I don't think 11, with no issues.

I've set the connection to not randomize the MAC, thinking Aruba might have a problem with that, but no joy.  On the controller, I actually see my MAC, but it's got 0.0.0.0 and NOFP, which I think is it's way of saying it can't recognize the OS.  But I know this phone's been on this VLAN before. But since then both the controller and phone have been updated.

What am I missing?

Small (just me) problem connecting my Pixel 3L with Android 11.  We have a private VLAN for BYOD.  Users enter their network credentials, same as workstations.  No issues for the most part, but only a handful of people in our office still.  I'm running into the connection being made, then disconnecting.  Then after a while it lets me know there's an authentication problem.  I've got another user on an Android, I don't think 11, with no issues.

I've set the connection to not randomize the MAC, thinking Aruba might have a problem with that, but no joy.  On the controller, I actually see my MAC, but it's got 0.0.0.0 and NOFP, which I think is it's way of saying it can't recognize the OS.  But I know this phone's been on this VLAN before. But since then both the controller and phone have been updated.

What am I missing?

Small (just me) problem connecting my Pixel 3L with Android 11.  We have a private VLAN for BYOD.  Users enter their network credentials, same as workstations.  No issues for the most part, but only a handful of people in our office still.  I'm running into the connection being made, then disconnecting.  Then after a while it lets me know there's an authentication problem.  I've got another user on an Android, I don't think 11, with no issues.

I've set the connection to not randomize the MAC, thinking Aruba might have a problem with that, but no joy.  On the controller, I actually see my MAC, but it's got 0.0.0.0 and NOFP, which I think is it's way of saying it can't recognize the OS.  But I know this phone's been on this VLAN before. But since then both the controller and phone have been updated.

What am I missing?

Small (just me) problem connecting my Pixel 3L with Android 11.  We have a private VLAN for BYOD.  Users enter their network credentials, same as workstations.  No issues for the most part, but only a handful of people in our office still.  I'm running into the connection being made, then disconnecting.  Then after a while it lets me know there's an authentication problem.  I've got another user on an Android, I don't think 11, with no issues.

I've set the connection to not randomize the MAC, thinking Aruba might have a problem with that, but no joy.  On the controller, I actually see my MAC, but it's got 0.0.0.0 and NOFP, which I think is it's way of saying it can't recognize the OS.  But I know this phone's been on this VLAN before. But since then both the controller and phone have been updated.

What am I missing?

Small (just me) problem connecting my Pixel 3L with Android 11.  We have a private VLAN for BYOD.  Users enter their network credentials, same as workstations.  No issues for the most part, but only a handful of people in our office still.  I'm running into the connection being made, then disconnecting.  Then after a while it lets me know there's an authentication problem.  I've got another user on an Android, I don't think 11, with no issues.

I've set the connection to not randomize the MAC, thinking Aruba might have a problem with that, but no joy.  On the controller, I actually see my MAC, but it's got 0.0.0.0 and NOFP, which I think is it's way of saying it can't recognize the OS.  But I know this phone's been on this VLAN before. But since then both the controller and phone have been updated.

What am I missing?

Small (just me) problem connecting my Pixel 3L with Android 11.  We have a private VLAN for BYOD.  Users enter their network credentials, same as workstations.  No issues for the most part, but only a handful of people in our office still.  I'm running into the connection being made, then disconnecting.  Then after a while it lets me know there's an authentication problem.  I've got another user on an Android, I don't think 11, with no issues.

I've set the connection to not randomize the MAC, thinking Aruba might have a problem with that, but no joy.  On the controller, I actually see my MAC, but it's got 0.0.0.0 and NOFP, which I think is it's way of saying it can't recognize the OS.  But I know this phone's been on this VLAN before. But since then both the controller and phone have been updated.

What am I missing?

Small (just me) problem connecting my Pixel 3L with Android 11.  We have a private VLAN for BYOD.  Users enter their network credentials, same as workstations.  No issues for the most part, but only a handful of people in our office still.  I'm running into the connection being made, then disconnecting.  Then after a while it lets me know there's an authentication problem.  I've got another user on an Android, I don't think 11, with no issues.

I've set the connection to not randomize the MAC, thinking Aruba might have a problem with that, but no joy.  On the controller, I actually see my MAC, but it's got 0.0.0.0 and NOFP, which I think is it's way of saying it can't recognize the OS.  But I know this phone's been on this VLAN before. But since then both the controller and phone have been updated.

What am I missing?

Ha! Yes, you did.

I will say, I do have eyes into our admin side, but we're a small shop where 1-2 people have to know everything about all systems, which means I know very little about a lot of things.  Wifi architecture low on that list.  Our MS teams is helping, but I was hoping to find out more to speed that up since that takes a while.

We think having a non-CA cert might be helpful, so the next step is having a *.ourdomain.org available on the controller.

Small (just me) problem connecting my Pixel 3L with Android 11.  We have a private VLAN for BYOD.  Users enter their network credentials, same as workstations.  No issues for the most part, but only a handful of people in our office still.  I'm running into the connection being made, then disconnecting.  Then after a while it lets me know there's an authentication problem.  I've got another user on an Android, I don't think 11, with no issues.

I've set the connection to not randomize the MAC, thinking Aruba might have a problem with that, but no joy.  On the controller, I actually see my MAC, but it's got 0.0.0.0 and NOFP, which I think is it's way of saying it can't recognize the OS.  But I know this phone's been on this VLAN before. But since then both the controller and phone have been updated.

What am I missing?