Wireless Access

Hello

I want that one of the interface vlans of one of my switch get ip address by DHCP

I got in configured this way

interface-profile switching-profile "INTERNET"
   access-vlan 40

interface vlan "40"                               
   ip address dhcp-client

interface-group gigabitethernet "INTERNET"
   apply-to 0/0/11
   switching-profile "INTERNET"

Im connecting my internet to the port 0/0/11 but i dont  see it get the dhcp address(and the dhcp works because i connect my machine and i get and ip by dhcp)

I want that my default gateway of the switch be the default gateway that i get from my service provider.

This is an easy task on the  Aruba controller  but i dont know what im missing on the switch to achive this

(HOME_SWCORE) (config) #show ip interface brief

Flags: S - Secondary IP address
Probe: U - Up, D - Down, U/O - Up & Own IP, N/A - Not Applicable
Interface                   IP Address / IP Netmask        Admin   Protocol Probe  Flags
vlan 1                      unassigned / unassigned        Up      Down     N/A
vlan 20                     172.17.8.1 / 255.255.255.0     Up      Up       N/A           
vlan 30                     172.17.7.1 / 255.255.255.0     Up      Down     N/A           
vlan 40                     unassigned / unassigned        Up      Up       N/A

DHCP is enabled on VLAN(s) 40

What im missing?

Cheers

Carlos

Right now im testing with a switch

Im connecting to a switch in my office,  that port of that switch is on access mode.

I have not tried directly to my cable modem... i was taking the switch today to my home to try it.

But i guesss it should work anyways ? or not?

Cheers

Carlos

Hello Collin

I have no idea whats the problem on my office with the port im connnecting this switch to the s1500 which should work as i can plug my computer and i get a dhcp address...

I took this s1500 home to test it, and it works with the cable modem.

Cheers

Carlos

Aruba Operating System Software.
ArubaOS (MODEL: ArubaS1500-12P), Version 7.4.0.3

Enable bpdufilter unconditional on the port in question since it could be an STP event creating issues for DHCP. Also remember that under ip-profile you need to do "default-gateway import dhcp".

Hello

I already did the import on the default gateway

I have not tried the first thing you mention...

Ill try it on my office again when i bring the switch back.   For now i tried with the Cable modem directly and it work fine.