Hello
please see below my answer.
-Aruba 6100 m with os Version ArubaOS-CX PL.10.08.0001
-Agfeo ip phone
I want the phone to be automatically moved in the predefined vlan 100.
I did it with lldp protokol but does not work. I did it with mac group doesn't work.
the phone stays always in vlan 1. Please help.
----Configuration with lldp Proticol-----
swicht# vlan 100
voice
port-access lldp-group Phone_group
seq 10 match vendor-oui 000940
port-access role phone_role
description agfeo
poe-priority high
trust-mode dscp
vlan access 100
port-access device-profile Phone_prof
enable
associate role phone_role
associate lldp-group Phone_group
Telephone connected to switch, alway in Vlan1
-----configuration with Mac group-----
swicht# vlan 100
voice
mac-group mac-group1
seq 10 match mac 00:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
port-access role phone_role
description agfeo
poe-priority high
trust-mode dscp
vlan access 100
port-access device-profile profile01
enable
associate mac-group mac-group1
associate role phone_role
----Telephone connected to switch, alway in Vlan1----
-sh port-access device-profile
Profile Name : profile01
LLDP Groups :
CDP Groups :
MAC Groups : mac-group1
Role : phone_role
State : Enabled
-sh lldp nei de
phone is not displayed.
# sh port-access device-profile interface all
No device-profile clients found.
I do not know what I'm doing wrong
please Help me.
my question
i dont know if the phone support lldp protocol or not, but if not, should mac group profil work or not?
I do not know what I'm doing wrong. please help
Thx and regards
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David
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Original Message:
Sent: Sep 17, 2021 09:09 PM
From: Ariya Parsamanesh
Subject: Device Profiles Tutorial for CX switches
few questions to help narrow it down.
do your phones support LLDP and is the LLDP OUI vendor correct?
what version of firmware are you running on CX switch?
also try the following show commands
- sh port-access device-profile
- sh lldp nei de
- sh port-access device-profile interface all
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Any opinions expressed here are solely my own and not necessarily that of Hewlett Packard Enterprise or Aruba.
Original Message:
Sent: Sep 17, 2021 08:45 AM
From: David Lawson
Subject: Device Profiles Tutorial for CX switches
Hello
doesn't work for me. Please Help
I wannt that if the user connects a telephone with vendor oui 00940, it should be automatically moved in vlan 100 for example.
I have configured with the Tutorial but doesn't work. The telephones always stay in native Vlan 1.
i don't know what am I doing wrong.Please Help
my config
Role Profile"
sw-arb01#
port-access role Phone_role
description agfeo IP Phone-group
poe-priority high
trust-mode dscp
vlan trunk native 1
vlan trunk allowed 100
"lldp Profile"
sw-arb01#
port-access lldp-group Phone_group
seq 10 match vendor-oui 000940
"associate Role and lldp profile with Device Profile."
sw-arb01#
Port-access device-profile Phone_prof
enable
associate role Phone_role
associate lldp-group Phone_group
end
sh run from Switch
sw-arb01# sh run
Current configuration:
!
!Version ArubaOS-CX PL.10.08.0001
!export-password: default
hostname sw-arb01
clock timezone europe/amsterdam
ntp server 10.10.xx.xx iburst
ntp server pool.ntp.org minpoll 4 maxpoll 4 iburst
ntp enable
!
!
!
!
ssh server vrf default
vlan 1
vlan 100
name Voice
voice
spanning-tree
port-access lldp-group Phone_group
seq 10 match vendor-oui 000940
port-access role Phone_role
description agfeo IP Phone-group
poe-priority high
trust-mode dscp
vlan trunk native 1
vlan trunk allowed 100
port-access device-profile Phone_prof
enable
associate role Phone_role
associate lldp-group Phone_group
interface 1/1/1
no shutdown
vlan access 1
interface 1/1/2
no shutdown
vlan trunk native 1
vlan trunk allowed 107
Thx and regards
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David Lawson
Original Message:
Sent: Jul 01, 2020 06:38 AM
From: Ariya Parsamanesh
Subject: Device Profiles Tutorial for CX switches
Here is a short technote to demonstrate "Device profile" feature for CX 6200/6300/6400 switches. Device profile was a popular feature in AOS-S switch like 2930F/M and the aim of the feature is to automatically discover the key devices that are connected to the switch port using LLDP/CDP and to enable automatic configuration of the switch ports in which they are connected without the need for authentication.
This technote will demo device profile feature for when an Aruba AP is connected dynamically changing switch port configuration for
- PoE Priority
- Trunk mode
- Native VLAN
- Allowed VLAN
- QoS Trust boundary
Hope you'll find it useful and as always please send through your feedback for improvements.