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Hi Folks

I work with cisco switches connecting in AP Aruba 228 and 225 thro Instant system. Works fine

Due a project of security cameras, I need to conect cisco switch with new Aruba instant on 1930 swicth 24ports. In this aruba I am trying to connect an AP 228. However even configre vlans, trunk the AP doesn´t work

So, cisco switch can talk with Aruba by ping, but I can´t configure to pass the Vlans across 1930 for AP get IPs.

Could you help me how can I do this configuration? 

Let me know if you need more details

Thank you in advance

Wilson

Aruba InstantON isa  different productline and the Support Community page is under this link 
https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

Also, in Aruba InstantON you need to configure the port as untagged and the VLAN you want the AP to be placed.

Hi Folks

I work with cisco switches connecting in AP Aruba 228 and 225 thro Instant system. Works fine

Due a project of security cameras, I need to conect cisco switch with new Aruba instant on 1930 swicth 24ports. In this aruba I am trying to connect an AP 228. However even configre vlans, trunk the AP doesn´t work

So, cisco switch can talk with Aruba by ping, but I can´t configure to pass the Vlans across 1930 for AP get IPs.

Could you help me how can I do this configuration? 

Let me know if you need more details

Thank you in advance

Wilson

Aruba InstantON isa  different productline and the Support Community page is under this link 
https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

Also, in Aruba InstantON you need to configure the port as untagged and the VLAN you want the AP to be placed.

Hi Folks

I work with cisco switches connecting in AP Aruba 228 and 225 thro Instant system. Works fine

Due a project of security cameras, I need to conect cisco switch with new Aruba instant on 1930 swicth 24ports. In this aruba I am trying to connect an AP 228. However even configre vlans, trunk the AP doesn´t work

So, cisco switch can talk with Aruba by ping, but I can´t configure to pass the Vlans across 1930 for AP get IPs.

Could you help me how can I do this configuration? 

Let me know if you need more details

Thank you in advance

Wilson

To make it more simple: untagged port is equivalent to an access port on a Cisco switch

Aruba InstantON isa  different productline and the Support Community page is under this link 
https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

Also, in Aruba InstantON you need to configure the port as untagged and the VLAN you want the AP to be placed.

Hi Folks

I work with cisco switches connecting in AP Aruba 228 and 225 thro Instant system. Works fine

Due a project of security cameras, I need to conect cisco switch with new Aruba instant on 1930 swicth 24ports. In this aruba I am trying to connect an AP 228. However even configre vlans, trunk the AP doesn´t work

So, cisco switch can talk with Aruba by ping, but I can´t configure to pass the Vlans across 1930 for AP get IPs.

Could you help me how can I do this configuration? 

Let me know if you need more details

Thank you in advance

Wilson

ok, understood. however, do you have any tips to help me?

To make it more simple: untagged port is equivalent to an access port on a Cisco switch

Aruba InstantON isa  different productline and the Support Community page is under this link 
https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

Also, in Aruba InstantON you need to configure the port as untagged and the VLAN you want the AP to be placed.

Hi Folks

I work with cisco switches connecting in AP Aruba 228 and 225 thro Instant system. Works fine

Due a project of security cameras, I need to conect cisco switch with new Aruba instant on 1930 swicth 24ports. In this aruba I am trying to connect an AP 228. However even configre vlans, trunk the AP doesn´t work

So, cisco switch can talk with Aruba by ping, but I can´t configure to pass the Vlans across 1930 for AP get IPs.

Could you help me how can I do this configuration? 

Let me know if you need more details

Thank you in advance

Wilson

Aruba InstantON Community portal where you can address questions/require assistance and ideas is: 

https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

However, which VLAN do you want to have on the Aruba InstantON Switch?

ok, understood. however, do you have any tips to help me?

To make it more simple: untagged port is equivalent to an access port on a Cisco switch

Aruba InstantON isa  different productline and the Support Community page is under this link 
https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

Also, in Aruba InstantON you need to configure the port as untagged and the VLAN you want the AP to be placed.

Hi Folks

I work with cisco switches connecting in AP Aruba 228 and 225 thro Instant system. Works fine

Due a project of security cameras, I need to conect cisco switch with new Aruba instant on 1930 swicth 24ports. In this aruba I am trying to connect an AP 228. However even configre vlans, trunk the AP doesn´t work

So, cisco switch can talk with Aruba by ping, but I can´t configure to pass the Vlans across 1930 for AP get IPs.

Could you help me how can I do this configuration? 

Let me know if you need more details

Thank you in advance

Wilson

Thats my diagram

Aruba InstantON Community portal where you can address questions/require assistance and ideas is: 

https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

However, which VLAN do you want to have on the Aruba InstantON Switch?

ok, understood. however, do you have any tips to help me?

To make it more simple: untagged port is equivalent to an access port on a Cisco switch

Aruba InstantON isa  different productline and the Support Community page is under this link 
https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

Also, in Aruba InstantON you need to configure the port as untagged and the VLAN you want the AP to be placed.

Hi Folks

I work with cisco switches connecting in AP Aruba 228 and 225 thro Instant system. Works fine

Due a project of security cameras, I need to conect cisco switch with new Aruba instant on 1930 swicth 24ports. In this aruba I am trying to connect an AP 228. However even configre vlans, trunk the AP doesn´t work

So, cisco switch can talk with Aruba by ping, but I can´t configure to pass the Vlans across 1930 for AP get IPs.

Could you help me how can I do this configuration? 

Let me know if you need more details

Thank you in advance

Wilson

Configuring Trunk mode in Aruba 1930 instantON means you need to do the port with Tagged Configuration.

So for Trunk concept in Cisco, you have to configure: Tagged and add the tags 7, 50, 61, 62

For Access concept in Cisco, you have to configure: Untagged and add the tag 50

A short video on how to configure VLANs in InstantON.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=870AHojeYOQ

Thats my diagram

Aruba InstantON Community portal where you can address questions/require assistance and ideas is: 

https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

However, which VLAN do you want to have on the Aruba InstantON Switch?

ok, understood. however, do you have any tips to help me?

To make it more simple: untagged port is equivalent to an access port on a Cisco switch

Aruba InstantON isa  different productline and the Support Community page is under this link 
https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

Also, in Aruba InstantON you need to configure the port as untagged and the VLAN you want the AP to be placed.

Hi Folks

I work with cisco switches connecting in AP Aruba 228 and 225 thro Instant system. Works fine

Due a project of security cameras, I need to conect cisco switch with new Aruba instant on 1930 swicth 24ports. In this aruba I am trying to connect an AP 228. However even configre vlans, trunk the AP doesn´t work

So, cisco switch can talk with Aruba by ping, but I can´t configure to pass the Vlans across 1930 for AP get IPs.

Could you help me how can I do this configuration? 

Let me know if you need more details

Thank you in advance

Wilson

The configuration you see in the diagram is done, however, my AP doesn´t receive IPs from core. Thas the problem, I know how I can configure Vlans in Instant, but I don´t understand why the IPs don't arrive to AP

Configuring Trunk mode in Aruba 1930 instantON means you need to do the port with Tagged Configuration.

So for Trunk concept in Cisco, you have to configure: Tagged and add the tags 7, 50, 61, 62

For Access concept in Cisco, you have to configure: Untagged and add the tag 50

A short video on how to configure VLANs in InstantON.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=870AHojeYOQ

Thats my diagram

Aruba InstantON Community portal where you can address questions/require assistance and ideas is: 

https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

However, which VLAN do you want to have on the Aruba InstantON Switch?

ok, understood. however, do you have any tips to help me?

To make it more simple: untagged port is equivalent to an access port on a Cisco switch

Aruba InstantON isa  different productline and the Support Community page is under this link 
https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

Also, in Aruba InstantON you need to configure the port as untagged and the VLAN you want the AP to be placed.

Hi Folks

I work with cisco switches connecting in AP Aruba 228 and 225 thro Instant system. Works fine

Due a project of security cameras, I need to conect cisco switch with new Aruba instant on 1930 swicth 24ports. In this aruba I am trying to connect an AP 228. However even configre vlans, trunk the AP doesn´t work

So, cisco switch can talk with Aruba by ping, but I can´t configure to pass the Vlans across 1930 for AP get IPs.

Could you help me how can I do this configuration? 

Let me know if you need more details

Thank you in advance

Wilson

It is hard to troubleshoot a scenario without having proper configuration checkup. Potentially, there might be a missing configuration of a DHCP Helper, or other related issues. What you can try is:
1. Remove the AP Uplink, connect it on a Laptop and try if the laptop is getting DHCP. If yes, then you need to check the InstantON AP Configuration which were previously configured. Maybe you need to perform an AP Factory Reset.

2. If the Laptop is not getting DHCP as well, you need to troubleshoot the whole cascade links.

The configuration you see in the diagram is done, however, my AP doesn´t receive IPs from core. Thas the problem, I know how I can configure Vlans in Instant, but I don´t understand why the IPs don't arrive to AP

Configuring Trunk mode in Aruba 1930 instantON means you need to do the port with Tagged Configuration.

So for Trunk concept in Cisco, you have to configure: Tagged and add the tags 7, 50, 61, 62

For Access concept in Cisco, you have to configure: Untagged and add the tag 50

A short video on how to configure VLANs in InstantON.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=870AHojeYOQ

Thats my diagram

Aruba InstantON Community portal where you can address questions/require assistance and ideas is: 

https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

However, which VLAN do you want to have on the Aruba InstantON Switch?

ok, understood. however, do you have any tips to help me?

To make it more simple: untagged port is equivalent to an access port on a Cisco switch

Aruba InstantON isa  different productline and the Support Community page is under this link 
https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

Also, in Aruba InstantON you need to configure the port as untagged and the VLAN you want the AP to be placed.

Hi Folks

I work with cisco switches connecting in AP Aruba 228 and 225 thro Instant system. Works fine

Due a project of security cameras, I need to conect cisco switch with new Aruba instant on 1930 swicth 24ports. In this aruba I am trying to connect an AP 228. However even configre vlans, trunk the AP doesn´t work

So, cisco switch can talk with Aruba by ping, but I can´t configure to pass the Vlans across 1930 for AP get IPs.

Could you help me how can I do this configuration? 

Let me know if you need more details

Thank you in advance

Wilson

I understand you. however everything works if I put a cisco switch in place of the aruba. I'm trying to get the cisco to talk to the aruba. 
I know how to configure from cisco to cisco, but when I put the aruba the AP does not receive the IP of the core and everything seems correctly configured, because I do trunk on port 41 of the cisco that carries the vlnas 50,61 and 62 and then on port 24 of the aruba I do trunk and put the vlnas 50,61 and 62 and even so the AP that is on port 23 does not receive the IP from core. Thats wierd for me

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 02:29 PM
From: shpat
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

It is hard to troubleshoot a scenario without having proper configuration checkup. Potentially, there might be a missing configuration of a DHCP Helper, or other related issues. What you can try is:
1. Remove the AP Uplink, connect it on a Laptop and try if the laptop is getting DHCP. If yes, then you need to check the InstantON AP Configuration which were previously configured. Maybe you need to perform an AP Factory Reset.

2. If the Laptop is not getting DHCP as well, you need to troubleshoot the whole cascade links.

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Just an Aruba enthusiast and contributor by cases
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Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 02:23 PM
From: Wilson ROSA
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

The configuration you see in the diagram is done, however, my AP doesn´t receive IPs from core. Thas the problem, I know how I can configure Vlans in Instant, but I don´t understand why the IPs don't arrive to AP

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 02:16 PM
From: shpat
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

Configuring Trunk mode in Aruba 1930 instantON means you need to do the port with Tagged Configuration.

So for Trunk concept in Cisco, you have to configure: Tagged and add the tags 7, 50, 61, 62

For Access concept in Cisco, you have to configure: Untagged and add the tag 50

A short video on how to configure VLANs in InstantON.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=870AHojeYOQ

------------------------------
Shpat | ACEP | ACMP | ACCP | ACDP
Just an Aruba enthusiast and contributor by cases
If you find my comment helpful, KUDOS are appreciated.

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 01:51 PM
From: Wilson ROSA
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

Thats my diagram

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 01:38 PM
From: shpat
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

Aruba InstantON Community portal where you can address questions/require assistance and ideas is: 

https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

However, which VLAN do you want to have on the Aruba InstantON Switch?

------------------------------
Shpat | ACEP | ACMP | ACCP | ACDP
Just an Aruba enthusiast and contributor by cases
If you find my comment helpful, KUDOS are appreciated.

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 01:27 PM
From: Wilson ROSA
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

ok, understood. however, do you have any tips to help me?

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 01:14 PM
From: shpat
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

To make it more simple: untagged port is equivalent to an access port on a Cisco switch

------------------------------
Shpat | ACEP | ACMP | ACCP | ACDP
Just an Aruba enthusiast and contributor by cases
If you find my comment helpful, KUDOS are appreciated.

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 11:59 AM
From: Wilson ROSA
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

Original Message:
Sent: 2/18/2025 11:44:00 AM
From: shpat
Subject: RE: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

Aruba InstantON isa  different productline and the Support Community page is under this link 
https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

Also, in Aruba InstantON you need to configure the port as untagged and the VLAN you want the AP to be placed.

------------------------------
Shpat | ACEP | ACMP | ACCP | ACDP
Just an Aruba enthusiast and contributor by cases
If you find my comment helpful, KUDOS are appreciated.

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 09:50 AM
From: Wilson ROSA
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

Hi Folks

I work with cisco switches connecting in AP Aruba 228 and 225 thro Instant system. Works fine

Due a project of security cameras, I need to conect cisco switch with new Aruba instant on 1930 swicth 24ports. In this aruba I am trying to connect an AP 228. However even configre vlans, trunk the AP doesn´t work

So, cisco switch can talk with Aruba by ping, but I can´t configure to pass the Vlans across 1930 for AP get IPs.

Could you help me how can I do this configuration? 

Let me know if you need more details

Thank you in advance

Wilson

I have multiple network infrastructure containing combinations of Cisco and Aruba InstantON and i have never experienced such issues. 
As said, if you seek more information related to Aruba InstantON, the Aruba Airheads is not the right Community to seek detailed answers.

You should check and post on the Aruba InstantON Community, which is: https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

------------------------------
Shpat | ACEP | ACMP | ACCP | ACDP
Just an Aruba enthusiast and contributor by cases
If you find my comment helpful, KUDOS are appreciated.

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 02:39 PM
From: Wilson ROSA
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

I understand you. however everything works if I put a cisco switch in place of the aruba. I'm trying to get the cisco to talk to the aruba. 
I know how to configure from cisco to cisco, but when I put the aruba the AP does not receive the IP of the core and everything seems correctly configured, because I do trunk on port 41 of the cisco that carries the vlnas 50,61 and 62 and then on port 24 of the aruba I do trunk and put the vlnas 50,61 and 62 and even so the AP that is on port 23 does not receive the IP from core. Thats wierd for me

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 02:29 PM
From: shpat
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

It is hard to troubleshoot a scenario without having proper configuration checkup. Potentially, there might be a missing configuration of a DHCP Helper, or other related issues. What you can try is:
1. Remove the AP Uplink, connect it on a Laptop and try if the laptop is getting DHCP. If yes, then you need to check the InstantON AP Configuration which were previously configured. Maybe you need to perform an AP Factory Reset.

2. If the Laptop is not getting DHCP as well, you need to troubleshoot the whole cascade links.

------------------------------
Shpat | ACEP | ACMP | ACCP | ACDP
Just an Aruba enthusiast and contributor by cases
If you find my comment helpful, KUDOS are appreciated.

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 02:23 PM
From: Wilson ROSA
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

The configuration you see in the diagram is done, however, my AP doesn´t receive IPs from core. Thas the problem, I know how I can configure Vlans in Instant, but I don´t understand why the IPs don't arrive to AP

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 02:16 PM
From: shpat
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

Configuring Trunk mode in Aruba 1930 instantON means you need to do the port with Tagged Configuration.

So for Trunk concept in Cisco, you have to configure: Tagged and add the tags 7, 50, 61, 62

For Access concept in Cisco, you have to configure: Untagged and add the tag 50

A short video on how to configure VLANs in InstantON.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=870AHojeYOQ

------------------------------
Shpat | ACEP | ACMP | ACCP | ACDP
Just an Aruba enthusiast and contributor by cases
If you find my comment helpful, KUDOS are appreciated.

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 01:51 PM
From: Wilson ROSA
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

Thats my diagram

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 01:38 PM
From: shpat
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

Aruba InstantON Community portal where you can address questions/require assistance and ideas is: 

https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

However, which VLAN do you want to have on the Aruba InstantON Switch?

------------------------------
Shpat | ACEP | ACMP | ACCP | ACDP
Just an Aruba enthusiast and contributor by cases
If you find my comment helpful, KUDOS are appreciated.

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 01:27 PM
From: Wilson ROSA
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

ok, understood. however, do you have any tips to help me?

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 01:14 PM
From: shpat
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

To make it more simple: untagged port is equivalent to an access port on a Cisco switch

------------------------------
Shpat | ACEP | ACMP | ACCP | ACDP
Just an Aruba enthusiast and contributor by cases
If you find my comment helpful, KUDOS are appreciated.

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 11:59 AM
From: Wilson ROSA
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

Original Message:
Sent: 2/18/2025 11:44:00 AM
From: shpat
Subject: RE: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

Aruba InstantON isa  different productline and the Support Community page is under this link 
https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

Also, in Aruba InstantON you need to configure the port as untagged and the VLAN you want the AP to be placed.

------------------------------
Shpat | ACEP | ACMP | ACCP | ACDP
Just an Aruba enthusiast and contributor by cases
If you find my comment helpful, KUDOS are appreciated.

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 09:50 AM
From: Wilson ROSA
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

Hi Folks

I work with cisco switches connecting in AP Aruba 228 and 225 thro Instant system. Works fine

Due a project of security cameras, I need to conect cisco switch with new Aruba instant on 1930 swicth 24ports. In this aruba I am trying to connect an AP 228. However even configre vlans, trunk the AP doesn´t work

So, cisco switch can talk with Aruba by ping, but I can´t configure to pass the Vlans across 1930 for AP get IPs.

Could you help me how can I do this configuration? 

Let me know if you need more details

Thank you in advance

Wilson

Which one should I choose?

I have multiple network infrastructure containing combinations of Cisco and Aruba InstantON and i have never experienced such issues. 
As said, if you seek more information related to Aruba InstantON, the Aruba Airheads is not the right Community to seek detailed answers.

You should check and post on the Aruba InstantON Community, which is: https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

------------------------------
Shpat | ACEP | ACMP | ACCP | ACDP
Just an Aruba enthusiast and contributor by cases
If you find my comment helpful, KUDOS are appreciated.

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 02:39 PM
From: Wilson ROSA
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

I understand you. however everything works if I put a cisco switch in place of the aruba. I'm trying to get the cisco to talk to the aruba. 
I know how to configure from cisco to cisco, but when I put the aruba the AP does not receive the IP of the core and everything seems correctly configured, because I do trunk on port 41 of the cisco that carries the vlnas 50,61 and 62 and then on port 24 of the aruba I do trunk and put the vlnas 50,61 and 62 and even so the AP that is on port 23 does not receive the IP from core. Thats wierd for me

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 02:29 PM
From: shpat
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

It is hard to troubleshoot a scenario without having proper configuration checkup. Potentially, there might be a missing configuration of a DHCP Helper, or other related issues. What you can try is:
1. Remove the AP Uplink, connect it on a Laptop and try if the laptop is getting DHCP. If yes, then you need to check the InstantON AP Configuration which were previously configured. Maybe you need to perform an AP Factory Reset.

2. If the Laptop is not getting DHCP as well, you need to troubleshoot the whole cascade links.

------------------------------
Shpat | ACEP | ACMP | ACCP | ACDP
Just an Aruba enthusiast and contributor by cases
If you find my comment helpful, KUDOS are appreciated.

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 02:23 PM
From: Wilson ROSA
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

The configuration you see in the diagram is done, however, my AP doesn´t receive IPs from core. Thas the problem, I know how I can configure Vlans in Instant, but I don´t understand why the IPs don't arrive to AP

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 02:16 PM
From: shpat
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

Configuring Trunk mode in Aruba 1930 instantON means you need to do the port with Tagged Configuration.

So for Trunk concept in Cisco, you have to configure: Tagged and add the tags 7, 50, 61, 62

For Access concept in Cisco, you have to configure: Untagged and add the tag 50

A short video on how to configure VLANs in InstantON.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=870AHojeYOQ

------------------------------
Shpat | ACEP | ACMP | ACCP | ACDP
Just an Aruba enthusiast and contributor by cases
If you find my comment helpful, KUDOS are appreciated.

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 01:51 PM
From: Wilson ROSA
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

Thats my diagram

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 01:38 PM
From: shpat
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

Aruba InstantON Community portal where you can address questions/require assistance and ideas is: 

https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

However, which VLAN do you want to have on the Aruba InstantON Switch?

------------------------------
Shpat | ACEP | ACMP | ACCP | ACDP
Just an Aruba enthusiast and contributor by cases
If you find my comment helpful, KUDOS are appreciated.

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 01:27 PM
From: Wilson ROSA
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

ok, understood. however, do you have any tips to help me?

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 01:14 PM
From: shpat
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

To make it more simple: untagged port is equivalent to an access port on a Cisco switch

------------------------------
Shpat | ACEP | ACMP | ACCP | ACDP
Just an Aruba enthusiast and contributor by cases
If you find my comment helpful, KUDOS are appreciated.

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 11:59 AM
From: Wilson ROSA
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

Original Message:
Sent: 2/18/2025 11:44:00 AM
From: shpat
Subject: RE: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

Aruba InstantON isa  different productline and the Support Community page is under this link 
https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

Also, in Aruba InstantON you need to configure the port as untagged and the VLAN you want the AP to be placed.

------------------------------
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Original Message:
Sent: Feb 18, 2025 09:50 AM
From: Wilson ROSA
Subject: Aruba 1930 vs Cisco

Hi Folks

I work with cisco switches connecting in AP Aruba 228 and 225 thro Instant system. Works fine

Due a project of security cameras, I need to conect cisco switch with new Aruba instant on 1930 swicth 24ports. In this aruba I am trying to connect an AP 228. However even configre vlans, trunk the AP doesn´t work

So, cisco switch can talk with Aruba by ping, but I can´t configure to pass the Vlans across 1930 for AP get IPs.

Could you help me how can I do this configuration? 

Let me know if you need more details

Thank you in advance

Wilson

I understand you. however everything works if I put a cisco switch in place of the aruba. I'm trying to get the cisco to talk to the aruba. 
I know how to configure from cisco to cisco, but when I put the aruba the AP does not receive the IP of the core and everything seems correctly configured, because I do trunk on port 41 of the cisco that carries the vlnas 50,61 and 62 and then on port 24 of the aruba I do trunk and put the vlnas 50,61 and 62 and even so the AP that is on port 23 does not receive the IP from core. Thats wierd for me

It is hard to troubleshoot a scenario without having proper configuration checkup. Potentially, there might be a missing configuration of a DHCP Helper, or other related issues. What you can try is:
1. Remove the AP Uplink, connect it on a Laptop and try if the laptop is getting DHCP. If yes, then you need to check the InstantON AP Configuration which were previously configured. Maybe you need to perform an AP Factory Reset.

2. If the Laptop is not getting DHCP as well, you need to troubleshoot the whole cascade links.

The configuration you see in the diagram is done, however, my AP doesn´t receive IPs from core. Thas the problem, I know how I can configure Vlans in Instant, but I don´t understand why the IPs don't arrive to AP

Configuring Trunk mode in Aruba 1930 instantON means you need to do the port with Tagged Configuration.

So for Trunk concept in Cisco, you have to configure: Tagged and add the tags 7, 50, 61, 62

For Access concept in Cisco, you have to configure: Untagged and add the tag 50

A short video on how to configure VLANs in InstantON.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=870AHojeYOQ

Thats my diagram

Aruba InstantON Community portal where you can address questions/require assistance and ideas is: 

https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

However, which VLAN do you want to have on the Aruba InstantON Switch?

ok, understood. however, do you have any tips to help me?

To make it more simple: untagged port is equivalent to an access port on a Cisco switch

Aruba InstantON isa  different productline and the Support Community page is under this link 
https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

Also, in Aruba InstantON you need to configure the port as untagged and the VLAN you want the AP to be placed.

Hi Folks

I work with cisco switches connecting in AP Aruba 228 and 225 thro Instant system. Works fine

Due a project of security cameras, I need to conect cisco switch with new Aruba instant on 1930 swicth 24ports. In this aruba I am trying to connect an AP 228. However even configre vlans, trunk the AP doesn´t work

So, cisco switch can talk with Aruba by ping, but I can´t configure to pass the Vlans across 1930 for AP get IPs.

Could you help me how can I do this configuration? 

Let me know if you need more details

Thank you in advance

Wilson

Try to do the following:

Cisco port 41  (trunk with vlan 50, 61, 62) -> Aruba Switch (tagged 50,61 and 62) 
Aruba Switch port 24 where the AP is connected -> Untagged 50

I understand you. however everything works if I put a cisco switch in place of the aruba. I'm trying to get the cisco to talk to the aruba. 
I know how to configure from cisco to cisco, but when I put the aruba the AP does not receive the IP of the core and everything seems correctly configured, because I do trunk on port 41 of the cisco that carries the vlnas 50,61 and 62 and then on port 24 of the aruba I do trunk and put the vlnas 50,61 and 62 and even so the AP that is on port 23 does not receive the IP from core. Thats wierd for me

It is hard to troubleshoot a scenario without having proper configuration checkup. Potentially, there might be a missing configuration of a DHCP Helper, or other related issues. What you can try is:
1. Remove the AP Uplink, connect it on a Laptop and try if the laptop is getting DHCP. If yes, then you need to check the InstantON AP Configuration which were previously configured. Maybe you need to perform an AP Factory Reset.

2. If the Laptop is not getting DHCP as well, you need to troubleshoot the whole cascade links.

The configuration you see in the diagram is done, however, my AP doesn´t receive IPs from core. Thas the problem, I know how I can configure Vlans in Instant, but I don´t understand why the IPs don't arrive to AP

Configuring Trunk mode in Aruba 1930 instantON means you need to do the port with Tagged Configuration.

So for Trunk concept in Cisco, you have to configure: Tagged and add the tags 7, 50, 61, 62

For Access concept in Cisco, you have to configure: Untagged and add the tag 50

A short video on how to configure VLANs in InstantON.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=870AHojeYOQ

Thats my diagram

Aruba InstantON Community portal where you can address questions/require assistance and ideas is: 

https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

However, which VLAN do you want to have on the Aruba InstantON Switch?

ok, understood. however, do you have any tips to help me?

To make it more simple: untagged port is equivalent to an access port on a Cisco switch

Aruba InstantON isa  different productline and the Support Community page is under this link 
https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

Also, in Aruba InstantON you need to configure the port as untagged and the VLAN you want the AP to be placed.

Hi Folks

I work with cisco switches connecting in AP Aruba 228 and 225 thro Instant system. Works fine

Due a project of security cameras, I need to conect cisco switch with new Aruba instant on 1930 swicth 24ports. In this aruba I am trying to connect an AP 228. However even configre vlans, trunk the AP doesn´t work

So, cisco switch can talk with Aruba by ping, but I can´t configure to pass the Vlans across 1930 for AP get IPs.

Could you help me how can I do this configuration? 

Let me know if you need more details

Thank you in advance

Wilson

I did trunk on cisco port 41 passing vlan 50,61,62

I did tagged on aruba port 24 passing vlan 50,61,62

I did untagged on aruba port 23 passing vlan 50 

results: AP doesn't work  (NOTE: in Aruba my vlan management is 1) if I change this to another vlan I can't ping the aruba anymore

Try to do the following:

Cisco port 41  (trunk with vlan 50, 61, 62) -> Aruba Switch (tagged 50,61 and 62) 
Aruba Switch port 24 where the AP is connected -> Untagged 50

I understand you. however everything works if I put a cisco switch in place of the aruba. I'm trying to get the cisco to talk to the aruba. 
I know how to configure from cisco to cisco, but when I put the aruba the AP does not receive the IP of the core and everything seems correctly configured, because I do trunk on port 41 of the cisco that carries the vlnas 50,61 and 62 and then on port 24 of the aruba I do trunk and put the vlnas 50,61 and 62 and even so the AP that is on port 23 does not receive the IP from core. Thats wierd for me

It is hard to troubleshoot a scenario without having proper configuration checkup. Potentially, there might be a missing configuration of a DHCP Helper, or other related issues. What you can try is:
1. Remove the AP Uplink, connect it on a Laptop and try if the laptop is getting DHCP. If yes, then you need to check the InstantON AP Configuration which were previously configured. Maybe you need to perform an AP Factory Reset.

2. If the Laptop is not getting DHCP as well, you need to troubleshoot the whole cascade links.

The configuration you see in the diagram is done, however, my AP doesn´t receive IPs from core. Thas the problem, I know how I can configure Vlans in Instant, but I don´t understand why the IPs don't arrive to AP

Configuring Trunk mode in Aruba 1930 instantON means you need to do the port with Tagged Configuration.

So for Trunk concept in Cisco, you have to configure: Tagged and add the tags 7, 50, 61, 62

For Access concept in Cisco, you have to configure: Untagged and add the tag 50

A short video on how to configure VLANs in InstantON.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=870AHojeYOQ

Thats my diagram

Aruba InstantON Community portal where you can address questions/require assistance and ideas is: 

https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

However, which VLAN do you want to have on the Aruba InstantON Switch?

ok, understood. however, do you have any tips to help me?

To make it more simple: untagged port is equivalent to an access port on a Cisco switch

Aruba InstantON isa  different productline and the Support Community page is under this link 
https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

Also, in Aruba InstantON you need to configure the port as untagged and the VLAN you want the AP to be placed.

Hi Folks

I work with cisco switches connecting in AP Aruba 228 and 225 thro Instant system. Works fine

Due a project of security cameras, I need to conect cisco switch with new Aruba instant on 1930 swicth 24ports. In this aruba I am trying to connect an AP 228. However even configre vlans, trunk the AP doesn´t work

So, cisco switch can talk with Aruba by ping, but I can´t configure to pass the Vlans across 1930 for AP get IPs.

Could you help me how can I do this configuration? 

Let me know if you need more details

Thank you in advance

Wilson

Hey Morning!

We decide to replace aruba to cisco.

Thank you for your help

I did trunk on cisco port 41 passing vlan 50,61,62

I did tagged on aruba port 24 passing vlan 50,61,62

I did untagged on aruba port 23 passing vlan 50 

results: AP doesn't work  (NOTE: in Aruba my vlan management is 1) if I change this to another vlan I can't ping the aruba anymore

Try to do the following:

Cisco port 41  (trunk with vlan 50, 61, 62) -> Aruba Switch (tagged 50,61 and 62) 
Aruba Switch port 24 where the AP is connected -> Untagged 50

I understand you. however everything works if I put a cisco switch in place of the aruba. I'm trying to get the cisco to talk to the aruba. 
I know how to configure from cisco to cisco, but when I put the aruba the AP does not receive the IP of the core and everything seems correctly configured, because I do trunk on port 41 of the cisco that carries the vlnas 50,61 and 62 and then on port 24 of the aruba I do trunk and put the vlnas 50,61 and 62 and even so the AP that is on port 23 does not receive the IP from core. Thats wierd for me

It is hard to troubleshoot a scenario without having proper configuration checkup. Potentially, there might be a missing configuration of a DHCP Helper, or other related issues. What you can try is:
1. Remove the AP Uplink, connect it on a Laptop and try if the laptop is getting DHCP. If yes, then you need to check the InstantON AP Configuration which were previously configured. Maybe you need to perform an AP Factory Reset.

2. If the Laptop is not getting DHCP as well, you need to troubleshoot the whole cascade links.

The configuration you see in the diagram is done, however, my AP doesn´t receive IPs from core. Thas the problem, I know how I can configure Vlans in Instant, but I don´t understand why the IPs don't arrive to AP

Configuring Trunk mode in Aruba 1930 instantON means you need to do the port with Tagged Configuration.

So for Trunk concept in Cisco, you have to configure: Tagged and add the tags 7, 50, 61, 62

For Access concept in Cisco, you have to configure: Untagged and add the tag 50

A short video on how to configure VLANs in InstantON.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=870AHojeYOQ

Thats my diagram

Aruba InstantON Community portal where you can address questions/require assistance and ideas is: 

https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

However, which VLAN do you want to have on the Aruba InstantON Switch?

ok, understood. however, do you have any tips to help me?

To make it more simple: untagged port is equivalent to an access port on a Cisco switch

Aruba InstantON isa  different productline and the Support Community page is under this link 
https://community.instant-on.hpe.com/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=561498fa-2e5d-44bf-a6b5-837d92ce0e15

Also, in Aruba InstantON you need to configure the port as untagged and the VLAN you want the AP to be placed.

Hi Folks

I work with cisco switches connecting in AP Aruba 228 and 225 thro Instant system. Works fine

Due a project of security cameras, I need to conect cisco switch with new Aruba instant on 1930 swicth 24ports. In this aruba I am trying to connect an AP 228. However even configre vlans, trunk the AP doesn´t work

So, cisco switch can talk with Aruba by ping, but I can´t configure to pass the Vlans across 1930 for AP get IPs.

Could you help me how can I do this configuration? 

Let me know if you need more details

Thank you in advance

Wilson