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Guide for aruba switchs

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  • 1.  Guide for aruba switchs

    Posted Jun 18, 2019 12:11 PM

    Hi to everyone, this is my first post and came here because i have a big doubts. I adquire two switch and IAP 315 but when i try to configure throught web ui the thing it's a little strange for me. I try to configure a few vlan but when i try to check this and enter to the web ui again was not possible so i reset the switch. In the other switch i check the trunks and want to add ports to one trunk but the menu don't show anything.

    My plan it's to do a few vlan throught the switchs and put the IAP probably with his one vlan but with the little i move i have big doubts so i wanna ask if some knows or have a good guide to do the configuration from zero because i can't find in the internet a good reference. I have some knowledge of networks

     

    Thanks for your help.

    Greetings.



  • 2.  RE: Guide for aruba switchs

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Jun 19, 2019 12:51 AM

    Hey hey glad you visited. 

     

    What switch models are they and what code versions?



  • 3.  RE: Guide for aruba switchs

    Posted Jun 19, 2019 10:04 AM

    Hey #RINO thanks for your reply the switch are:

     

    Aruba 2930F 24G 4SFP
    Aruba 2590 24G POE

     

    And the IAP

     

    IAP 315

     

    THe idea is have the 2930F has a core and have some vlans to communicate between them and one vlan for the IAP. I try with the Web UI but i can get it. So if you know some videos or guide to follow or recommend use the CLI and where to start i can try.

    Greetings and thanks.



  • 4.  RE: Guide for aruba switchs

    Posted Jul 23, 2019 05:57 AM

    Hello,

     

    I would recommend using CLI.

     

    for the switches CLI Guide, you can download them from Aruba website, you can state the switch and the software version and then download the documentation



  • 5.  RE: Guide for aruba switchs

    Posted Jun 19, 2019 01:24 AM

    Hi,

    The Aruba OS switch CLI organised into diff contexts or levels.

    You can determine your current context from switch prompt, as below.

    context                                CLI prompt

    basic                                     switch>

     enable                                   switch # 

    global configuration                  switch(config)#

    other commands context            switch (context(example(vlan-1))#

     

     

    Example:

    configured the vlan for untagged traffic on a port   vlan <vid> untagged <int-id-list>

    global configuration                               untagged <int-id-list>


    enable a port to carry tagged traffic for specefic vlans

     

     

    vlan <vid> tagged <int-id-list>
    global config context tagged <int-id-list>


    you want to see vlan after config

    show vlan
    show vlan port <int-id-list>

    save with write memory