Craig,
Thank you! Ultimately that is what I have done, I just think Aruba needs to be more clear about where settings have to be configured in the MD hierarchy. The User Guide is misleading as it states on page 335.
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1. Login to the Mobility Master.
2. In the Managed Network node hierarchy, navigate to the Configuration > Interfaces > VLANs tab.
3. Click + to add a new VLAN.
4. Enter the VLAN name as guest_vlan.
5. Enter VLAN ID/Range as 900.
6. Click Submit.
7. Select the VLAN name from the VLANs table and the VLANs > <VLAN name> table is displayed.
8. Click on the VLAN ID, 900 and enter the following:.
a. For IPv4 Address, enter 192.168.200.20.
b. Click Submit.
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[Matt]
[Sr. Network Engineer]
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Original Message:
Sent: Jan 15, 2021 10:46 AM
From: Craig Syme
Subject: VLAN IP Address assignment in AOS8
Create the VLAN (without an IP) at the 'Campus-WiFi' level, then add the VLAN IP Address to the VLAN at the Node Level, so 'MC1' etc.
If you was to add the VLAN + IP at the 'Campus-WiFi' then this would be pushed to all the MC's and a duplicate IP.
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Craig Syme
Original Message:
Sent: Jan 15, 2021 10:22 AM
From: Matthew Dillion
Subject: VLAN IP Address assignment in AOS8
Good morning Aruba community!
Quick question, I'm struggling to understand the proper way to assign an IP Address to a VLAN for three controllers participating in a cluster. If memory servers I was told by Aruba TAC that an IP Address can be assigned to a VLAN in the Managed Network node hierarchy, under Configuration > Interfaces > VLANs.
However, when I try doing so I get a warning message saying this configuration can lead to duplicate IP Addresses, which makes sense considering that there are three controllers participating in a cluster under the Managed Network hierarchy (see photo).
The crazy thing is I'm fairly certain this is where I configured an IP Address in the past, however, now that configuration is gone. Ultimately I have configured an IP Address for my VLAN under each Mobility Controller. If anyone can provide a good explanation to help me better understand the IP Addressing/VLAN settings I would greatly appreciate it!
cheers!
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Matt
Sr. Network Engineer
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