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Controller 650 wont pull DHCP IP on WAN

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  • 1.  Controller 650 wont pull DHCP IP on WAN

    Posted Jul 05, 2016 04:02 PM

    Aruba 650 Controller

    Firmware: 6.4.4.8 (55228)

    LAN Port: Gig1/5

    WAN Port: Gig1/4

     

    I am unable to get the controller to pull a DHCP address for the WAN IP.  I've tried the config on port 1/3 and 1/4 and neither one works.  Statically it works fine.  I've also tried with and without the ACL with no luck.  I'm starting from a fresh config and here is what I am using:

    interface vlan 99
            ip address 10.99.0.1 255.255.255.0
            ip nat inside
            description "LAN-vlan"
    !
    interface vlan 100
            ip address dhcp-client
            description "WAN-vlan"
    !
    interface gigabitethernet 1/4
            description "WAN-uplink"
            trusted
            trusted vlan 1-4094
            ip access-group "SL-LINK-ACL" session
            switchport access vlan 100
    !
    ip default-gateway import dhcp
    !
    ip access-list session SL-LINK-ACL
      any any svc-dhcp  permit 
      any any any  deny
     

    Here is some of the output:

    (Aruba650) (config-if)#show ip route
    
    Codes: C - connected, O - OSPF, R - RIP, S - static
           M - mgmt, U - route usable, * - candidate default, V - RAPNG VPN/Branch
    
    Gateway of last resort is Imported from DHCP to network 0.0.0.0 at cost 10
    Gateway of last resort is Imported from CELL to network 0.0.0.0 at cost 10
    Gateway of last resort is Imported from PPPOE to network 0.0.0.0 at cost 10
    C    10.99.0.0/24 is directly connected, VLAN99
    
    (Aruba650) (config-if)#show ip interface brief
    
    Interface                   IP Address / IP Netmask        Admin   Protocol
    vlan 99                      10.99.0.1 / 255.255.255.0     up      up  
    vlan 100                    unassigned / unassigned        up      up  
    loopback                    unassigned / unassigned        up      up  
    mgmt                        unassigned / unassigned        down    down
    
    DHCP is enabled on VLAN(s) 100
    
    

    Any thoughts?

    Thanks!

     

     

     

     

     

     

     



  • 2.  RE: Controller 650 wont pull DHCP IP on WAN

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Jul 05, 2016 04:04 PM
    If it is connected to a cable modem, reboot the cable modem


  • 3.  RE: Controller 650 wont pull DHCP IP on WAN

    Posted Jul 05, 2016 04:09 PM

    Tried that every time I moved interfaces.  And just to make sure it wasnt a sticky mac, in between a couple of the reboots, I tested my laptop on the cable modem and was able to pull an ip address.



  • 4.  RE: Controller 650 wont pull DHCP IP on WAN

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Jul 06, 2016 03:28 AM

    I just replayed your config in my lab, and I can get an IP successfully.. What may help is putting the dhcp client in debug mode to see what happens:

     

    (Aruba7005) (config) #logging level debugging network process fpapps
    (Aruba7005) (config) #interface gigabitethernet 0/0/1
    (Aruba7005) (config-if)#shutdown
    (Aruba7005) (config-if)#no shut
    (Aruba7005) (config-if)#show log all 20
    
    Jul  6 08:20:09  fpapps[3505]: <208044> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Nim Interface 221 state change notification, new state L7_FORWARDING
    Jul  6 08:20:09  fpapps[3505]: <208045> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Received event 3 for Interface 2
    Jul  6 08:20:09  fpapps[3505]: <208045> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Received event 3 for Interface 221
    Jul  6 08:20:09  fpapps[3505]: <208045> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Received event 6 for Interface 2
    Jul  6 08:20:09  fpapps[3505]: <208045> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Received event 6 for Interface 221
    Jul  6 08:20:09  fpapps[3505]: <209800> <INFO> |fpapps|  Physical link up: port 0/0/1, full duplex, speed 100 Mbps
    Jul  6 08:20:10  fpapps[3505]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 53
    Jul  6 08:20:10  fpapps[3505]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 55
    Jul  6 08:20:10  fpapps[3505]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 60
    Jul  6 08:20:10  fpapps[3505]: <208019> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: payload length is 266 bytes
    Jul  6 08:20:10  fpapps[3505]: <208020> <DBUG> |fpapps| DHCPC: Sending discover...
    Jul  6 08:20:11  fpapps[3505]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 50
    Jul  6 08:20:11  fpapps[3505]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 53
    Jul  6 08:20:11  fpapps[3505]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 54
    Jul  6 08:20:11  fpapps[3505]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 55
    Jul  6 08:20:11  fpapps[3505]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 60
    Jul  6 08:20:11  fpapps[3505]: <208019> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: payload length is 278 bytes
    Jul  6 08:20:11  fpapps[3505]: <208021> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: Sending select for 192.168.32.129...
    Jul  6 08:20:11  fpapps[3505]: <208035> <INFO> |fpapps|  DHCPC: Lease of 192.168.32.129 obtained, lease time 3600
    Jul  6 08:20:11  fpapps[3505]: <299801> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Got ADD req for 192.168.32.0/255.255.255.0 from fpapps, src proto:Local
    

    Also, mirroring traffic from your WAN port to another port and analyzing with Wireshark may show what is the issue. Based on your 'tried without access-list with no luck'; I agree with Colin that it seems to be outside the controller. 



  • 5.  RE: Controller 650 wont pull DHCP IP on WAN

    Posted Jul 11, 2016 10:44 AM

    I did do the logging and the controller definitely isnt getting a dhcp.  I did try on an older copy of the firmware: 6.4.2.3.  However, I've tested 3 additional pc/laptops and they all receive public IPs from the cable modem.  So I can safely rule out the ISP at this time.  This leads me to believe its something on the controller that is not sending the request in properly.  Any additional ideas on what may be the issue?  Could it be the DHCP options that arent being requested properly?  Thoughts?

     

    Thanks.

     

    Jul 10 21:10:55  fpapps[2596]: <208020> <DBUG> |fpapps| DHCPC: Sending discover...
    Jul 10 21:10:55  fpapps[2596]: <208033> <INFO> |fpapps| DHCPC: No server ID in message
    Jul 10 21:10:57  fpapps[2596]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 53
    Jul 10 21:10:57  fpapps[2596]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 55
    Jul 10 21:10:57  fpapps[2596]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 60
    Jul 10 21:10:57  fpapps[2596]: <208019> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: payload length is 266 bytes
    Jul 10 21:10:57  fpapps[2596]: <208020> <DBUG> |fpapps| DHCPC: Sending discover...
    Jul 10 21:11:01  fpapps[2596]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 53
    Jul 10 21:11:01  fpapps[2596]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 55
    Jul 10 21:11:01  fpapps[2596]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 60
    Jul 10 21:11:01  fpapps[2596]: <208019> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: payload length is 266 bytes
    Jul 10 21:11:01  fpapps[2596]: <208020> <DBUG> |fpapps| DHCPC: Sending discover...
    Jul 10 21:11:09  fpapps[2596]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 53
    Jul 10 21:11:09  fpapps[2596]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 55
    Jul 10 21:11:09  fpapps[2596]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 60
    Jul 10 21:11:09  fpapps[2596]: <208019> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: payload length is 266 bytes
    Jul 10 21:11:09  fpapps[2596]: <208020> <DBUG> |fpapps| DHCPC: Sending discover...
    Jul 10 21:11:25  fpapps[2596]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 53
    Jul 10 21:11:25  fpapps[2596]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 55
    Jul 10 21:11:25  fpapps[2596]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 60
    Jul 10 21:11:25  fpapps[2596]: <208019> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: payload length is 266 bytes
    Jul 10 21:11:25  fpapps[2596]: <208020> <DBUG> |fpapps| DHCPC: Sending discover...
    Jul 10 21:11:57  fpapps[2596]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 53
    Jul 10 21:11:57  fpapps[2596]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 55
    Jul 10 21:11:57  fpapps[2596]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 60
    Jul 10 21:11:57  fpapps[2596]: <208019> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: payload length is 266 bytes
    Jul 10 21:11:57  fpapps[2596]: <208020> <DBUG> |fpapps| DHCPC: Sending discover...
    
    

     

     

     

     



  • 6.  RE: Controller 650 wont pull DHCP IP on WAN

    MVP EXPERT
    Posted Jul 11, 2016 10:52 AM

    Do you have DHCP server configured on your controller for vlan100? Only asking as I noticed this in the below output. As a test have you tried disabling it?

     

    DHCP is enabled on VLAN(s) 100

     

    Could you also provide the output of #show interface vlan 100



  • 7.  RE: Controller 650 wont pull DHCP IP on WAN

    Posted Jul 11, 2016 12:03 PM

    no inside DHCP for vlan 100 as that's my WAN VLAN.  So if I disable VLAN 100, I dont believe I'll be able to do anything on my WAN.

    I do have DHCP set up for VLAN 99 which is my LAN VLAN.

     

    (Aruba650) #show interface vlan 100
    
    VLAN100 is up line protocol is up
    Hardware is CPU Interface, Interface address is 00:0B:86:64:20:90 (bia 00:0B:86:64:20:90)
    Description: wan
    
    IPv6 Router Advertisements are disabled
    DHCP is enabled. Current state is INIT SELECTING
    Routing interface is enable, Forwarding mode is enable 
    Directed broadcast is disabled, BCMC Optimization disabled ProxyARP disabled Suppress ARP enable
    Encapsulation 802, loopback not set
    MTU 1500 bytes
    Last clearing of "show interface" counters 0 day 1 hr 16 min 13 sec 
    link status last changed 0 day 1 hr 11 min 24 sec 
    Proxy Arp is disabled for the Interface


  • 8.  RE: Controller 650 wont pull DHCP IP on WAN

    Posted Dec 22, 2016 08:39 PM

    Any resolution on this? I'm getting the same results on two seperate 7005 controllers on codes ranging from 6.4, 6.5 and 8.

     

    update: i put a bump in the log using an old aruba 200 running 5.0.4, i get the same results - a200 cant pull ip, but the two 7005s pull an ip from the inside of the 200.... soooo..... cable modem is being stupid. Any ideas on how to fix the cable modem provided me by the isp? =/ Cisco DPC3216 Will hand an address to laptops (in between reboots) but not any of my AOS controllers on code from 5-8.



  • 9.  RE: Controller 650 wont pull DHCP IP on WAN

    Posted Dec 22, 2016 08:48 PM

    dhcp dbug logs from the 200 running aos5...

    (Aruba200) (config-subif)#show log all 100 | include DBUG

    Dec 31 17:14:17  fpapps[630]: <208045> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Received event 0 for Interface 228

    Dec 31 17:14:17  fpapps[630]: <208004> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Dot1q Change Call back is called 228 event OTHER (0)

    Dec 31 17:14:17  fpapps[630]: <208044> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Nim Interface 228 state change notification, new state L7_NOT_FORWARDING

    Dec 31 17:14:17  fpapps[630]: <208045> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Received event 7 for Interface 228

    Dec 31 17:14:17  fpapps[630]: <208043> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Nim received event L7_NOT_FORWARDING for interface 228 linkState 3

    Dec 31 17:14:17  fpapps[630]: <208004> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Dot1q Change Call back is called 228 event L7_NOT_FORWARDING (7)

    Dec 31 17:14:17  fpapps[630]: <208045> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Received event 7 for Interface 228

    Dec 31 17:14:17  fpapps[630]: <208043> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Nim received event L7_NOT_FORWARDING for interface 228 linkState 3

    Dec 31 17:14:17  fpapps[630]: <208004> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Dot1q Change Call back is called 228 event L7_NOT_FORWARDING (7)

    Dec 31 17:14:17  fpapps[630]: <208004> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Dot1q Change Call back is called 228 event L7_NOT_FORWARDING (7)

    Dec 31 17:14:21  fpapps[631]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 53

    Dec 31 17:14:21  fpapps[631]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 60

    Dec 31 17:14:21  fpapps[631]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 55

    Dec 31 17:14:21  fpapps[631]: <208020> <DBUG> |fpapps| DHCPC: Sending discover...

    Dec 31 17:14:21  fpapps[631]: <208019> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: payload length is 266 bytes

    Dec 31 17:14:22  fpapps[630]: <208045> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Received event 1 for Interface 228

    Dec 31 17:14:22  fpapps[630]: <208004> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Dot1q Change Call back is called 228 event OTHER (1)

    Dec 31 17:14:22  fpapps[630]: <208044> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Nim Interface 228 state change notification, new state L7_FORWARDING

    Dec 31 17:14:22  fpapps[630]: <208045> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Received event 6 for Interface 228

    Dec 31 17:14:22  fpapps[630]: <208043> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Nim received event L7_FORWARDING for interface 228 linkState 3

    Dec 31 17:14:22  fpapps[630]: <208004> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Dot1q Change Call back is called 228 event L7_FORWARDING (6)

    Dec 31 17:14:22  fpapps[630]: <208045> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Received event 6 for Interface 228

    Dec 31 17:14:22  fpapps[630]: <208043> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Nim received event L7_FORWARDING for interface 228 linkState 3

    Dec 31 17:14:22  fpapps[630]: <208004> <DBUG> |fpapps|  Dot1q Change Call back is called 228 event L7_FORWARDING (6)

    Dec 31 17:14:24  fpapps[631]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 53

    Dec 31 17:14:24  fpapps[631]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 60

    Dec 31 17:14:24  fpapps[631]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 55

    Dec 31 17:14:24  fpapps[631]: <208020> <DBUG> |fpapps| DHCPC: Sending discover...

    Dec 31 17:14:24  fpapps[631]: <208019> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: payload length is 266 bytes

    Dec 31 17:14:29  fpapps[631]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 53

    Dec 31 17:14:29  fpapps[631]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 60

    Dec 31 17:14:29  fpapps[631]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 55

    Dec 31 17:14:29  fpapps[631]: <208020> <DBUG> |fpapps| DHCPC: Sending discover...

    Dec 31 17:14:29  fpapps[631]: <208019> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: payload length is 266 bytes

    Dec 31 17:14:38  fpapps[631]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 53

    Dec 31 17:14:38  fpapps[631]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 60

    Dec 31 17:14:38  fpapps[631]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 55

    Dec 31 17:14:38  fpapps[631]: <208020> <DBUG> |fpapps| DHCPC: Sending discover...

    Dec 31 17:14:38  fpapps[631]: <208019> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: payload length is 266 bytes

    Dec 31 17:14:58  fpapps[631]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 53

    Dec 31 17:14:58  fpapps[631]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 60

    Dec 31 17:14:58  fpapps[631]: <208014> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: adding option 55

    Dec 31 17:14:58  fpapps[631]: <208020> <DBUG> |fpapps| DHCPC: Sending discover...

    Dec 31 17:14:58  fpapps[631]: <208019> <DBUG> |fpapps|  DHCPC: payload length is 266 bytes



  • 10.  RE: Controller 650 wont pull DHCP IP on WAN

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Dec 23, 2016 04:48 AM

    James,

     

    In the case: controller direct on your ISP does not get an IP, but controller behind other DHCP device does get an IP address, it seems indeed something weird in your router. What might be is that your controller sends out attributes (see option 55, 60 set in the debug) on which it decides not to respond. Could be that they did that by purpose to prevent people connecting enterprise equipment to a consumer line, but that is pure speculation.

     

    I would, as a next step, configure port mirroring on the controller (https://community.arubanetworks.com/t5/Controller-Based-WLANs/What-is-port-monitoring-and-how-do-I-do-it/ta-p/183552) and connect a Wireshark to the monitor port and just see what happens. Does the controller send the DHCP request? With what attributes? Does the router respond? With what attributes.

     

    If that does not bring you the solution, and it is unclear why the router does not respond, I would work with Aruba TAC with the collected data. They might have some configuration to change/suppress options in the DHCP request. I have not seen this before, but to be honest most controllers I configure have static IP.

     

    Herman



  • 11.  RE: Controller 650 wont pull DHCP IP on WAN

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Oct 04, 2017 10:39 AM

    Curious if you found a resolution for this.  Had an upgrade yesterday where they swapped cable modem from a ebee to an Arris and wan interface on controller no longer can get an IP address.



  • 12.  RE: Controller 650 wont pull DHCP IP on WAN

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Oct 06, 2017 02:42 PM

    evidently some Arris Cable modems have bad chipset and cause DHCP issues.  Once it was replaced dhcp on wan port works fine