The VGW deployment procedure is step one, only to get the VPNC onboarded. Without license you should have 90 days to test things.
Step 2 is to set System IP address, Lan interface, WAN uplink interface and to enable orchestration and add some overlay routing.
Then Step 3 is to add orchestration on your branch gateway as well to get IPSec VPN towards your VPNC.
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Ole Morten Kårbø
ACP - Campus Access Professional
ACEA | ACSP | APS CX10000 | APS Central | APS SD-Branch
Netnordic Norway
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Original Message:
Sent: Apr 12, 2024 08:47 AM
From: mvanoverbeek
Subject: How to set up a Virtual VPNC in central
Yes I did follow that procedure, after back and forth trying things and removing the device from central I am currently even in a worse state. None of the VGWs will connect at all. Kind of a cross post with this thread Troubleshooting Central onboarding | Cloud Managed Networks (arubanetworks.com), I am currently trying to figure out how to get into the virtual machine. I see the machine connecting to Aruba Central but that's were in ends. The machines do not seem to be able to register.
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Martijn van Overbeek
Architect, Netcraftsmen a BlueAlly Company
Original Message:
Sent: Apr 11, 2024 10:49 PM
From: ariyap
Subject: How to set up a Virtual VPNC in central
did you use this manual VGW deployment procedure?
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Original Message:
Sent: Apr 10, 2024 01:47 PM
From: mvanoverbeek
Subject: How to set up a Virtual VPNC in central
I am at a gridlock trying to test a virtual gateway on my home ESXi lab. I configured the VGW identical to my 9004 with the only difference being that I will be using a different internet provider and a different LAN subnet. The VGW runs the same software 10.5.1.0_89166. I chose the L3 solution.
Towards the 9004 everything works, the tunnel comes online and I can ping servers in my internal network.
On the Virtual Gateway I am unable to set up an IPSEC tunnel. It seems that IPSEC is not operational but I am uncertain how to test this.
While reviewing Aruba Central I did notice some differences between the 9004 and the new virtual gateways:
- In overview the device, while being only is not registering uptime
- The control option is UP however there are no interfaces registered
- WAN interface menu is empty
- LAN interface menu is empty
- The Microbranch show two tunnels but the tunnel to the VGW never sends anything back.
Anyone has some suggestions?
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Martijn van Overbeek
Architect, Netcraftsmen a BlueAlly Company
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