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local controller failed to Join the VMM (CONTROLLER-IP/V6 NOT SET)

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  • 1.  local controller failed to Join the VMM (CONTROLLER-IP/V6 NOT SET)

    Posted Oct 31, 2019 01:29 PM

    currently the configuration of the network is ,

     

    VMM is in: 192.168.XX.23 

    MD1: 192.168.XX.20

    MD2: 192.168.XX.21

     

    MD3: 192.168.YY.25 --> this controller is not joining to the VMM, this is indifferent VLAN.

     

    here: there is no issue with IPsec, given proper IPsec.

     

    (ArubaMM) *[mynode] #show switches

    All Switches
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    IP Address IPv6 Address Name Location Type Model Version Status Configuration State Config Sync Time (sec) Config ID
    ---------- ------------ ---- -------- ---- ----- ------- ------ ------------------- ---------------------- ---------
    192.168.XX.23 None ArubaMM Building1.floor1 master ArubaMM-VA 8.4.0.2_70086 up UPDATE SUCCESSFUL 0 174
    192.168.XX.20 None Aruba7008MD1 Building1.floor1 MD Aruba7008 8.3.0.4_67604 up UPDATE SUCCESSFUL 10 174
    192.168.XX.21 None Aruba7008MD2 Building1.floor1 MD Aruba7008 8.3.0.4_67604 up UPDATE SUCCESSFUL 9 174
    192.168.YY.25 None Aruba7008MD3 Building1.floor1 MD Aruba7008 8.3.0.2_66308 up CONTROLLER-IP/V6 NOT SET(aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff) N/A N/A

    Total Switches:4
    (ArubaMM) *[mynode] #

     

     please help me to resolve this issue.

     

     

     



  • 2.  RE: local controller failed to Join the VMM (CONTROLLER-IP/V6 NOT SET)

    Posted Apr 13, 2021 05:48 PM

    Hi,

    Just wondering if you were able to resolve this issue and if so how did you do so? 
    I faced the same problem today.



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  • 3.  RE: local controller failed to Join the VMM (CONTROLLER-IP/V6 NOT SET)

    MVP EXPERT
    Posted Apr 14, 2021 04:02 AM
    At both of the MM and MD level was the option to configure a IPv6 address set?

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    Craig Syme
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  • 4.  RE: local controller failed to Join the VMM (CONTROLLER-IP/V6 NOT SET)

    Posted Apr 15, 2021 05:32 AM
    Hi Craig,

    IPV6 was not set on any of the devices, the new MDs are appearing on the MM but they wont pull the config from the MM and join the cluster.

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    James Nolan
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  • 5.  RE: local controller failed to Join the VMM (CONTROLLER-IP/V6 NOT SET)

    Posted Jun 14, 2022 11:18 AM
    Hey, did anyone get this fixed? I have the same issue with 8.6.0.11 on a 7005 controller and vmm

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    Ambidexter
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  • 6.  RE: local controller failed to Join the VMM (CONTROLLER-IP/V6 NOT SET)

    Posted Jun 16, 2022 08:54 AM
    I found the answer! 

    You have to make sure the VLAN / IP of the controller shows up in MD>System->Controller IP Address. Check the MAC address and IP and/or VLAN ID that the controller uses to connect to the rest of the network.

    Regards,

    Ambi

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  • 7.  RE: local controller failed to Join the VMM (CONTROLLER-IP/V6 NOT SET)

    Posted Jun 27, 2022 11:39 PM
    Hi! i have the same problem but in my case the uplink interface is configured by DHCP.

    Building1.floor1 MD ArubaMC-VA 8.10.0.0_83812 up CONTROLLER-IP/V6 NOT SET

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  • 8.  RE: local controller failed to Join the VMM (CONTROLLER-IP/V6 NOT SET)

    Posted Jun 27, 2022 11:57 PM
    Please check #6:

    You have to make sure the VLAN / IP of the controller shows up in MD>System->Controller IP Address. Check the MAC address and IP and/or VLAN ID that the controller uses to connect to the rest of the network.

    I mean, in retrospect, if you read the error "CONTROLLER-IP/V6 NOT SET", the answer is right there...just make sure the IP is on the System->Controller setting. You just need to say what VLAN to use - if you have a trunk like I do.

    Regards,

    Ambi
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    Ambidexter
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