@bruba wrote:
Hello together,
I have a master-local topology of two 7205 (master standby) and two Aruba 7030 (active local) controllers. Centralized licensing is used and I'm facing licensing issues, which cause many of my access points to reboot. I'm facing the issue since one week now and made no configuration changes.
All controllers are running with firmware 6.5.4.2.
Installed at my infrastructure are 150 AP Licenses, 139 of them are used by CAP access points. The problem is that the last 11 remaining licenses are not used and not shown at the licensing overview, which causes my access points to reboot.
All access points in a bootloop are configured to connect to the master and standby controllers via LMS settings.
Could someone give me a hint to fix the problem?
Thanks a lot and have a great day.
@bruba wrote:
Hello together,
I have a master-local topology of two 7205 (master standby) and two Aruba 7030 (active local) controllers. Centralized licensing is used and I'm facing licensing issues, which cause many of my access points to reboot. I'm facing the issue since one week now and made no configuration changes.
All controllers are running with firmware 6.5.4.2.
Installed at my infrastructure are 150 AP Licenses, 139 of them are used by CAP access points. The problem is that the last 11 remaining licenses are not used and not shown at the licensing overview, which causes my access points to reboot.
All access points in a bootloop are configured to connect to the master and standby controllers via LMS settings.
Could someone give me a hint to fix the problem?
Thanks a lot and have a great day.
Access Points shouldn't be rebooting just because a license limit was exceeded. New APs would not be able to come online without an available license, but existing online APs would not be rebooted.
With this being an ongoing issue that's been affecting you for over a week, I suggest opening a TAC case to get immediate assistance in troubleshooting.
http://www.arubanetworks.com/support-services/contact-support/
Are your APs mostly connecting to the 7030s, with the 7205s being dedicated master (and master standby), or do APs connect across all three controllers (2x 7030 and the active 7205)?