This video on troubleshooting port-based tunnel (tunneled-node) may help. There are other video's in that same series that cover how to set it up.
To be honest, I see more and more deployments move to user based tunnel, also because AOS-CX only supports UBT, so knowledge may slowly disappear. Nevertheless I would think that port based tunnel should still work, and you may open a TAC support call if the issue cannot be found with the mentioned videos.
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Herman Robers
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Original Message:
Sent: Jun 24, 2024 08:42 AM
From: Ahmad Olabi
Subject: Aruba MC Cluster with 2930 tunneled-node-server Issue,
Dear Aruba Clients,
I have two Aruba controllers working as a cluster
I have a 2930 switch with tunneled-node-server confıguratıons
Everything works fine when I turn off the first controller
I can see that the switch has created a tunnel with the second controller
And an authentication request was sent to ClearPass and it was approved
But the device does not appear connected in the controller screen and from the CLI I cannot see any request coming to the controller
When I shut down the port from the switch and open it again I see that the device has connected and I can see it in the controller screen
Has anyone faced the same problem and solved it.