I'm facing the same issue.
And enabled the ip client-tracker probe-delay 150 and ip client-tracker (tried this, but also trusted and untrusted), but I can't see any periodic probes being sent by the switch.
It sends one the first time I connect, and then stays silent.
Am I missing something here?
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Ricardo Duarte
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Original Message:
Sent: Apr 08, 2019 11:23 AM
From: Benoit C�t�
Subject: Aruba 2930m mac authentication problems
mac pinning was the suggestion made by TAC, but we cannot take the chance of implementing it. Since it sticks even after reboot, it could be disastrous for our remote sites as we use some Pharos devices that allow for badge logins on printers. These devices somehow take over other MAC`s, and sometimes have taken over our router MAC and would take a site down. A simple reboot would fix the issue until the next time. We have tickets open with the company but they have yet to find a resolution. This happens on both Cisco and Aruba switching. But because of that behavior, we cannot use mac-pin on those ports as in the event it takes over the router mac, we will no longer have remote access to our site and even a local reboot of the hardware would not release it. We would have to modifiy the addr-limit value on individual ports, but in some rare cases, we have unmanaged switches uplinked to the switch that may have those printers connected to it, which again, is just bad news for us.
I will be testing client tracker on the new version and see if that fixes the issue.
Thanks all for the comments