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5406Rzl2, user-based tunneling and aruba central template

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  • 1.  5406Rzl2, user-based tunneling and aruba central template

    Posted 9 hours ago

    Hi!

    I'm having some issues with 5406Rzl2 and using user based tunneling. We are deploying template based config in aruba central.

    When trying to apply user based tunneling using downloadable user roles we get this error:

    "Redirect to user-based tunnel can only be configured for V3 blade."

    So we tried:

    no allow-v2-modules

    But! When applying this in template the switch gets stuck in a never ending reboot loop. Seems like it applies this line in the config everytime the config syncs, regardless if the line is in running-config already.

    Anyone knows how to use user based tunnling on 5406 using template ?

    This what I tested to validate:

    conf
    aaa authorization user-role name test
    tunneled-node-server-redirect secondary-role "test"

    Redirect to user-based tunnel can only be configured for V3 blade.

    If v2-modules are allowed trying to apply DUR with user-based tunnel we get this in the logs:

    downloaded user role XXX-... is not valid
    as CLI execution Error.

    Faulty line: tunneled-node-server-redirect
    secondary-role

    edit: here is the show modules info:



  • 2.  RE: 5406Rzl2, user-based tunneling and aruba central template

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted 8 hours ago

    You may try to execute the command outside of the template. So leave the template as is, but login, enable 'aruba-central support-mode', run the command, disable support mode.



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