Wireless Access

Greetings.  I am seeking any documentation to migrate a pair of 7210 controllers to 9240 platform for local (on-prem) mobility conductors.  I have opened a TAC request, but thus far has not been helpful.  Current 7210 controllers are using vrrp for control as primary.  I will not be managing in Aruba Central.

Thank you for any assistance.

Greetings.  I am seeking any documentation to migrate a pair of 7210 controllers to 9240 platform for local (on-prem) mobility conductors.  I have opened a TAC request, but thus far has not been helpful.  Current 7210 controllers are using vrrp for control as primary.  I will not be managing in Aruba Central.

Thank you for any assistance.

Assuming you meant controller and not conductor, the process is to stand up the 9240s, copy or otherwise reproduce your configuration, and then migrate the APs over.  Don't attempt to add the 9240s to an existing VRRP setup, that is not likely to end well.

Greetings.  I am seeking any documentation to migrate a pair of 7210 controllers to 9240 platform for local (on-prem) mobility conductors.  I have opened a TAC request, but thus far has not been helpful.  Current 7210 controllers are using vrrp for control as primary.  I will not be managing in Aruba Central.

Thank you for any assistance.

I have (2) 7210 Mobility Controllers in Active/Standby mode.  Would I just configure the first 9240 as standalone (full-setup option), then add the 2nd 9240 as an md (full-setup option) to join the cluster?

Assuming you meant controller and not conductor, the process is to stand up the 9240s, copy or otherwise reproduce your configuration, and then migrate the APs over.  Don't attempt to add the 9240s to an existing VRRP setup, that is not likely to end well.

Greetings.  I am seeking any documentation to migrate a pair of 7210 controllers to 9240 platform for local (on-prem) mobility conductors.  I have opened a TAC request, but thus far has not been helpful.  Current 7210 controllers are using vrrp for control as primary.  I will not be managing in Aruba Central.

Thank you for any assistance.

I have (2) 7210 Mobility Controllers in Active/Standby mode.  Would I just configure the first 9240 as standalone (full-setup option), then add the 2nd 9240 as an md (full-setup option) to join the cluster?

Assuming you meant controller and not conductor, the process is to stand up the 9240s, copy or otherwise reproduce your configuration, and then migrate the APs over.  Don't attempt to add the 9240s to an existing VRRP setup, that is not likely to end well.

Greetings.  I am seeking any documentation to migrate a pair of 7210 controllers to 9240 platform for local (on-prem) mobility conductors.  I have opened a TAC request, but thus far has not been helpful.  Current 7210 controllers are using vrrp for control as primary.  I will not be managing in Aruba Central.

Thank you for any assistance.

No. As Carlson suggested replicate configuration on new equipment and move APs afterwards to new controller pair. You don't have a cluster but two controllers in Active/Standby configuration with VRRP as failover mechanism and database replication. For cluster you need Mobility Conductor (MM). You will also need to transfer licenses from old to new controllers. This is fun by itself.

Best, Gorazd

I have (2) 7210 Mobility Controllers in Active/Standby mode.  Would I just configure the first 9240 as standalone (full-setup option), then add the 2nd 9240 as an md (full-setup option) to join the cluster?

Assuming you meant controller and not conductor, the process is to stand up the 9240s, copy or otherwise reproduce your configuration, and then migrate the APs over.  Don't attempt to add the 9240s to an existing VRRP setup, that is not likely to end well.

Greetings.  I am seeking any documentation to migrate a pair of 7210 controllers to 9240 platform for local (on-prem) mobility conductors.  I have opened a TAC request, but thus far has not been helpful.  Current 7210 controllers are using vrrp for control as primary.  I will not be managing in Aruba Central.

Thank you for any assistance.