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Aruba 2930f (jl262a) and IP routing

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  • 1.  Aruba 2930f (jl262a) and IP routing

    Posted Jul 30, 2019 09:06 PM
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    Hi All,

     

    After reviewing a number of posts - i am a little stumped on the assignment of IP to a trk1 group

    - the extended site is MPLS back to a data centre

    - replacing a old switch at a remote site

    - I have created a trunk (TRK1 and only added port1) and tagged the trk1 into the 2x vlan interfaces

    - The vlan interfaces have their required physical orts assigned as untagged.

    - the IP to be assigned is a non-routable IP  (think 192.168.1.x)

    - i have enabled "ip routing" and yet to add the outbound routes to the attached config

     

    My Outcome is to assign a mpls provided IP to the trunk, and have the subnets route out via the trunk. The switch will be opertaing as layer3 and do the intervlan routing.

     

    - if the approach of the trk1 group is incorrect then advise.

    - any url links to aruba knownledge base article is welcome

     

    I have attached my config

     

    Thoughts?

     

    Regards,

     

    Wayne

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  • 2.  RE: Aruba 2930f (jl262a) and IP routing

    Posted Jul 31, 2019 02:19 AM

    You cannot add an ip adress to a port (routed interface).

     

    You can add an ip adress to a vlan, and tag that vlan to a trunk, like you did.

     

    Couple of questions:

    You added physical port 1 to TRK1, is that correct? is port 1 the physical connection to your upstream router? TRK1 should include the physical ports.

     

    I see TRK1 is not using LACP, is that correct?

     

    Is the other site of the TRK1 interface using vlan tagging as well? 

     

    Don't forget to add a default route.