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Multi vlan on virtual controller

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  • 1.  Multi vlan on virtual controller

    Posted Jun 29, 2017 02:10 PM
    Hi all friends and experts,

    This is the first time we are working with virtual controller, please let me know if im wrong and give me some ideas

    We have
    05 IAP 325
    Vlan 100 : 192.168.1.0/24 for staff
    Vlan 101 : 192.168.2.0/24 for guest
    Vlan 103 : 192.168.3.0/24 for device management
    SW cisco : 2960
    External DHCP server
    -----------------------------------
    Physical topology
    Eth0 AP 01 - fa0/10 : trunking, native vlan103, trunking allow all
    Eth0 AP 02 - fa0/11 : access vlan 103
    Eth0 AP 03 - fa0/12 : acess vlan 103
    Eth0 AP 04 - fa0/13 : acess vlan 103
    Eth0 AP 05 - fa0/14 : acess vlan 103
    ----------------------------------—---------
    1. Only virtual controller (ap 01) must be trunk?
    2. From ap 02 to 05 we need only config as access port ?
    3. How to config trunk port on IAP ( ap 01 )
    5. After ap 01 booted , it will become master and all ap going to discovery and auto join ?
    6. I need only config ssid,,,,vlan provide, key.... on virtual controller ( master ap) after that all ap 02 to 05 wii syn this configurations form mater ?

    Regards, and thank you so much
    Lee Nguyen


  • 2.  RE: Multi vlan on virtual controller

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Jun 29, 2017 03:29 PM

    1.  All access points need to be connected to a trunk

    2.  All access points need to be connected to a trunk

    3.  You do not configure a trunk port on the IAP side.  It will tag user traffic based on the VLAN configured in the SSID.

    4.  Make sure that the untagged VLAN on each port is 103, so that IAPs can get an ip address from VLAN 103 (the management VLAN).

    5.  Yes.

    6.  Yes.



  • 3.  RE: Multi vlan on virtual controller

    Posted Jun 29, 2017 07:57 PM
    Thank you for your information

    Hi Colin, one more question:

    7. If the virtual controller (ap 01) go down, so what is going on? All ap cannot working at time ?

    8. If 01 is master, and 02 to 05 is ap client but it is different vlan, in this case ap client can auto discovery the master or we need manually config, acess to each ap and point ip of master ?

    Thank you Colin and all friends


  • 4.  RE: Multi vlan on virtual controller
    Best Answer

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Jun 29, 2017 09:31 PM

    7.  One of the other access points will take over and be the master.

     

    8. The first AP that comes up is the master.  Every other AP that comes up locates the master on the same subnet via broadcast.  They join the master and download the entire configuration from the master.



  • 5.  RE: Multi vlan on virtual controller

    Posted Jun 29, 2017 11:41 PM

    Hi Colin,

     

    Thank you so much!, thank you for your information, IAP is working fine.

    Cheers,

    Lee Nguyen



  • 6.  RE: Multi vlan on virtual controller

    Posted Sep 10, 2019 04:10 PM

    I know this is fourm is old but I am implemeting the same.

     

    We currently bought license for Aruba Central and all configuration is done in Central. So, as you stated above that you do not need to config trunk on IAP port side under Access Point Port > Wired Port Profiles? 

    What should the port profile for main wired connection to ethernet0/0 be then? Just plan access allow all?



  • 7.  RE: Multi vlan on virtual controller

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Sep 10, 2019 04:21 PM

    You do not need to configure a port profile.

     

    By default, any management traffic will be untagged on the AP port.  Any user traffic on VLAN 1 with the "Network Assigned" designation, by default will be untagged.  Any user traffic on any other VLAN with the "Network Assigned" designation will be tagged on that VLAN.  No configuration of port profiles necessary.



  • 8.  RE: Multi vlan on virtual controller

    Posted Sep 11, 2019 01:15 PM

    Thank you, I was able to fix my problem and got it working.