Controllerless Networks

Instant blocks Amazon Echo / Alexa from detecting smarthome devices (e.g., Nest, NuHeat, Insteon) on the network via UPnP. I have everything possibly allowed by default under "services" (e.g., AirGroup) but still no luck. Alexa works just fine on my backup wifi AP (netgear), on the same network, so it has to be something the RAP155 is doing. Can anyone please recommend a fix or suggest how to escalate this to Aruba?

Absolutely. Just posted in neighboring thread about this w/r/t Chromecast problems too. Here's my output:

24:de:c6:cb:4c:fe# show airgroup blocked-queries

AirGroup dropped Query IDs
--------------------------
Service ID                                                                #query-hits
----------                                                                -----------
_00000000-0aed-a942-dde6-55089f324bf9._sub._home-sharing._tcp             2268
_805741C9._sub._googlecast._tcp                                           136
_airport._tcp                                                             696
_privet._tcp                                                              699
b.b.8.a.1.c.e.f.f.f.2.3.c.b.e.a.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.8.e.f.ip6.arpa  23
_sleep-proxy._udp                                                         521
_uscan._tcp                                                               635
_uscans._tcp                                                              635
90ed07bb._sub._apple-mobdev2._tcp                                         221
_sketch-mirror._tcp                                                       187
_SilverApp._tcp                                                           221
_adisk._tcp                                                               469
_96084372._sub._googlecast._tcp                                           339
_5FD0CDC9._sub._googlecast._tcp                                           65
_appletv-pair._tcp                                                        32
_appletv._tcp                                                             32
_touch-remote._tcp                                                        32
_samsungmsf._tcp                                                          725
urn:dial-multiscreen-org:device:dialreceiver:1                            63
urn:samsung.com:device:ScreenSharing:1                                    5
94960811._sub._apple-mobdev2._tcp                                         52
_0354A290._sub._googlecast._tcp                                           719
7.2.b.1.b.b.e.f.f.f.0.6.e.5.6.a.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.8.e.f.ip6.arpa  3
_00000000-032a-62d8-b720-e7dc18794832._sub._appletv-v2._tcp               8
_00000000-032a-62d8-b720-e7dc18794832._sub._home-sharing._tcp             5
_9AC194DC._sub._googlecast._tcp                                           260
_2872939A._sub._googlecast._tcp                                           70
_37F83649._sub._googlecast._tcp                                           22
_03201627._sub._googlecast._tcp                                           4
_6D389446._sub._googlecast._tcp                                           180
Num dropped Query IDs:30
24:de:c6:cb:4c:fe# show airgroup blocked-service-id

AirGroup Blocked Service IDs
----------------------------
Origin  Service ID  #response-hits
------  ----------  --------------
Num Blocked Service-ID:0

I think so. I appear to have everything enabled. I even created a group jkm with any blocked services i saw in console earlier

@timcappalli - 

1. happy 4th :)

2. any ideas?

- Disable Airgroup

- Make sure Broadcast Filter is disabled on the SSID for the devices AND the phone.

Like so?

IAP-335-Test# config t
We now support CLI commit model, please type "commit apply" for configuration to take effect.
IAP-335-Test (config) # airgroup
IAP-335-Test (airgroup) # disable
IAP-335-Test (airgroup) # exit
IAP-335-Test (config) # exit
IAP-335-Test# commit apply
committing configuration...
configuration committed.

Worked for Chromecast! Now to try Amazon Echo...thanks!

Hello CJoseph and thanks for the reply. 

I made the changes in the configuration but after I did that we no longer saw the Apple Devices on the network and could not connect to them. 

Why would I turn off AirGroup though? Isn't that the setting that users need to talk to the Aple Devices? 

Thanks again. 

- Jean-Claude