Wireless Access

How can you turn debugging off and on, on the mobility controller?

If you are using an MM, you need to make the changes on the MM. For example, if I have an MC named 7005-6b, I can navigate to the device node for that MC, go into "conf t" mode, set the logging level, then save the changes, all shown below

(MM1) [mynode] #cd 7005-6b
(MM1) [00:0b:86:b8:62:xx] #configure t
Enter Configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z

(MM1) [00:0b:86:b8:62:xx] (config) #logging network level debug
(MM1) ^[00:0b:86:b8:62:xx] (config) #write mem

Saving Configuration...

Configuration Saved.

Then to look at the logs, you will need to console or SSH to the MC itself. The following shows the log levels before and after the previous commands were run. When you are done, you need to go back to the MM, and issue the commands again, returning the logging level to where you started.

(7005-6B) #show logging level

LOGGING LEVELS
--------------
Facility Level
-------- -----
arm warnings
network warnings
security warnings
system warnings
user warnings
wireless warnings
(7005-6B) #show logging level

LOGGING LEVELS
--------------
Facility Level
-------- -----
arm warnings
network debugging
security warnings
system warnings
user warnings
wireless warnings

I hope this helps,

@westcott

What is M & M? So I am not sure where you are telling me how to turn off debugging only what level of logging I am currently using. I am very new to wireless

ArubaOS 8 can be configured in 3 ways.

Controllers/MCs (Mobility Controllers) Managed my a Mobility Master

Master Controller Mode (MCM) where one controller is dedicated as a management machine and any other controllers have APs connected to them and handle user traffic.

Standalone, where a controller is operating by itself. It can have a another controller operating as a VRRP backup, however this is an Active/Standby configuration, so essentially you have one controller.

What controllers and APs do you have? What is your configuration environment?