Wireless Access

Hi everyone,

I faced many issues in AOS VMC 8.2.0.2 B62929 in my Lab. I tried to install for twice.

I have 3 VLANs (1, 150, 160).

Controller IP and Mangament are in VLAN 150.

Port is Trunk and Native VLAN is 1.

AOS, AP, PEF licenses are installed. AP-325 joined the controller .

1. Module Layer 2/3 is busy. While only one client obtaining IP address from the controller act as DHCP server. For a minute, the controller reboot itself. Sometimes, it happens after use cmd #show ip interface brief.

2. I do not know that does it mean. Please see the screen capture below. 

3. The controller cannot be shutdown. Please see the screen capture below. 

Software details below

Please help me to solve. Thanks. 

I would open a TAC case if this is being deployed on a supported platform. What is this deployed on, what are the ESX or KVM server specs, etc?

Hi Howard,

I deployed on ESXi 6.0 on Nutanix.

Specs. on host

-CPU 20 x 2.799 GHz

-Memory 262 GB

-Storage a lot.

For VMC, 4 vCPU, 8GB of Memory.

So you could certainly try to open a TAC case, but I don't think that would be supported or it's not something that we would have QA'd or tested. Nutanix kind of does things with it's network fabric differently than a pure ESX host, so it's hard to know if that is related to this or if it's something else. For example, if the ESX host/hardware has multiple network interconnects, those MUST be using DvSwitch and LAG (not just nic teaming) to handle virtualized network switches (which is what the controllers are), and I don't know how much of that is exposed in the Nutanix interface to be configurable.

What Nutanix product are you running this under?

Hi Howard,

Nutanix is hypercoverged server.

I setup this for Lab and demonstration. So I am not sure I can open case or not.

Please advise.

Just to clarify - are you running this on Nutanix/VMware, or on a pure Nutanix AHV system?  I'm running the Nutanix/VMware option and it's working fine in my lab.  The AHV configuration is basically a KVM variant, though, which would put you in a totally different scenario.

It is running on VMware on Nutanix server. 

Is it according to Virtual Disk Format? It is now using Thin provision.