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Hi Community,

I try to add tagged vlans to uplink ports with an ansible playbook in a loop. During the loop lots of ports get tagged correctly but some fail with "Request failed: <urlopen error _ssl.c:975: The handshake operation timed out>". I use Aruba 2540 with aos YC.16.10.0019

My playbook looks like this;

---

- name: Setup Uplink ports
  hosts: all
  gather_facts: false
  tasks:
    - name: Add tagged vlan to port
      arubanetworks.aos_switch.arubaoss_vlan:
        vlan_id: "{{ item[0].vlan_id }}"
        config: create
        command: config_vlan_port
        port_id: "{{ item[1] }}"
        port_mode: "POM_TAGGED_STATIC"
        use_ssl: true
        port: 443
        query_max_response_time: 20
        robustness: 3
      with_nested:
        - "{{ vlan_configs }}"
        - "{{ uplink_ports }}"
      when:
        - vlan_configs is defined
        - uplink_ports is defined

vlan_configs looks like this:

vlan_configs:
  - vlan_id: 1004
    vlan_name: toazz
  - vlan_id: 7
    vlan_name: tawm
  - vlan_id: 11
    vlan_name: takl
  - vlan_id: 12
    vlan_name: tavi
....

uplink_ports looks like this:

uplink_ports:
  - 49
  - 50
  - 51
  - 52

any help would be nice.

Hi,

What the configuration of your switch ? for web management ?

Hi Community,

I try to add tagged vlans to uplink ports with an ansible playbook in a loop. During the loop lots of ports get tagged correctly but some fail with "Request failed: <urlopen error _ssl.c:975: The handshake operation timed out>". I use Aruba 2540 with aos YC.16.10.0019

My playbook looks like this;

---

- name: Setup Uplink ports
  hosts: all
  gather_facts: false
  tasks:
    - name: Add tagged vlan to port
      arubanetworks.aos_switch.arubaoss_vlan:
        vlan_id: "{{ item[0].vlan_id }}"
        config: create
        command: config_vlan_port
        port_id: "{{ item[1] }}"
        port_mode: "POM_TAGGED_STATIC"
        use_ssl: true
        port: 443
        query_max_response_time: 20
        robustness: 3
      with_nested:
        - "{{ vlan_configs }}"
        - "{{ uplink_ports }}"
      when:
        - vlan_configs is defined
        - uplink_ports is defined

vlan_configs looks like this:

vlan_configs:
  - vlan_id: 1004
    vlan_name: toazz
  - vlan_id: 7
    vlan_name: tawm
  - vlan_id: 11
    vlan_name: takl
  - vlan_id: 12
    vlan_name: tavi
....

uplink_ports looks like this:

uplink_ports:
  - 49
  - 50
  - 51
  - 52

any help would be nice.

Hi alaoutte,

no sure what you are asking for. On the switches I configured:

no web-management

web-management ssl

Hi,

What the configuration of your switch ? for web management ?

Hi Community,

I try to add tagged vlans to uplink ports with an ansible playbook in a loop. During the loop lots of ports get tagged correctly but some fail with "Request failed: <urlopen error _ssl.c:975: The handshake operation timed out>". I use Aruba 2540 with aos YC.16.10.0019

My playbook looks like this;

---

- name: Setup Uplink ports
  hosts: all
  gather_facts: false
  tasks:
    - name: Add tagged vlan to port
      arubanetworks.aos_switch.arubaoss_vlan:
        vlan_id: "{{ item[0].vlan_id }}"
        config: create
        command: config_vlan_port
        port_id: "{{ item[1] }}"
        port_mode: "POM_TAGGED_STATIC"
        use_ssl: true
        port: 443
        query_max_response_time: 20
        robustness: 3
      with_nested:
        - "{{ vlan_configs }}"
        - "{{ uplink_ports }}"
      when:
        - vlan_configs is defined
        - uplink_ports is defined

vlan_configs looks like this:

vlan_configs:
  - vlan_id: 1004
    vlan_name: toazz
  - vlan_id: 7
    vlan_name: tawm
  - vlan_id: 11
    vlan_name: takl
  - vlan_id: 12
    vlan_name: tavi
....

uplink_ports looks like this:

uplink_ports:
  - 49
  - 50
  - 51
  - 52

any help would be nice.

you have generate a certificate on the switch ?

Hi alaoutte,

no sure what you are asking for. On the switches I configured:

no web-management

web-management ssl

Hi,

What the configuration of your switch ? for web management ?

Hi Community,

I try to add tagged vlans to uplink ports with an ansible playbook in a loop. During the loop lots of ports get tagged correctly but some fail with "Request failed: <urlopen error _ssl.c:975: The handshake operation timed out>". I use Aruba 2540 with aos YC.16.10.0019

My playbook looks like this;

---

- name: Setup Uplink ports
  hosts: all
  gather_facts: false
  tasks:
    - name: Add tagged vlan to port
      arubanetworks.aos_switch.arubaoss_vlan:
        vlan_id: "{{ item[0].vlan_id }}"
        config: create
        command: config_vlan_port
        port_id: "{{ item[1] }}"
        port_mode: "POM_TAGGED_STATIC"
        use_ssl: true
        port: 443
        query_max_response_time: 20
        robustness: 3
      with_nested:
        - "{{ vlan_configs }}"
        - "{{ uplink_ports }}"
      when:
        - vlan_configs is defined
        - uplink_ports is defined

vlan_configs looks like this:

vlan_configs:
  - vlan_id: 1004
    vlan_name: toazz
  - vlan_id: 7
    vlan_name: tawm
  - vlan_id: 11
    vlan_name: takl
  - vlan_id: 12
    vlan_name: tavi
....

uplink_ports looks like this:

uplink_ports:
  - 49
  - 50
  - 51
  - 52

any help would be nice.

yes, I did. During the loop lots of ports get tagged correctly and communication with the switches works fine, but some fail with this error.

you have generate a certificate on the switch ?

Hi alaoutte,

no sure what you are asking for. On the switches I configured:

no web-management

web-management ssl

Hi,

What the configuration of your switch ? for web management ?

Hi Community,

I try to add tagged vlans to uplink ports with an ansible playbook in a loop. During the loop lots of ports get tagged correctly but some fail with "Request failed: <urlopen error _ssl.c:975: The handshake operation timed out>". I use Aruba 2540 with aos YC.16.10.0019

My playbook looks like this;

---

- name: Setup Uplink ports
  hosts: all
  gather_facts: false
  tasks:
    - name: Add tagged vlan to port
      arubanetworks.aos_switch.arubaoss_vlan:
        vlan_id: "{{ item[0].vlan_id }}"
        config: create
        command: config_vlan_port
        port_id: "{{ item[1] }}"
        port_mode: "POM_TAGGED_STATIC"
        use_ssl: true
        port: 443
        query_max_response_time: 20
        robustness: 3
      with_nested:
        - "{{ vlan_configs }}"
        - "{{ uplink_ports }}"
      when:
        - vlan_configs is defined
        - uplink_ports is defined

vlan_configs looks like this:

vlan_configs:
  - vlan_id: 1004
    vlan_name: toazz
  - vlan_id: 7
    vlan_name: tawm
  - vlan_id: 11
    vlan_name: takl
  - vlan_id: 12
    vlan_name: tavi
....

uplink_ports looks like this:

uplink_ports:
  - 49
  - 50
  - 51
  - 52

any help would be nice.

yes, I did. During the loop lots of ports get tagged correctly and communication with the switches works fine, but some fail with this error.

you have generate a certificate on the switch ?

Hi alaoutte,

no sure what you are asking for. On the switches I configured:

no web-management

web-management ssl

Hi,

What the configuration of your switch ? for web management ?

Hi Community,

I try to add tagged vlans to uplink ports with an ansible playbook in a loop. During the loop lots of ports get tagged correctly but some fail with "Request failed: <urlopen error _ssl.c:975: The handshake operation timed out>". I use Aruba 2540 with aos YC.16.10.0019

My playbook looks like this;

---

- name: Setup Uplink ports
  hosts: all
  gather_facts: false
  tasks:
    - name: Add tagged vlan to port
      arubanetworks.aos_switch.arubaoss_vlan:
        vlan_id: "{{ item[0].vlan_id }}"
        config: create
        command: config_vlan_port
        port_id: "{{ item[1] }}"
        port_mode: "POM_TAGGED_STATIC"
        use_ssl: true
        port: 443
        query_max_response_time: 20
        robustness: 3
      with_nested:
        - "{{ vlan_configs }}"
        - "{{ uplink_ports }}"
      when:
        - vlan_configs is defined
        - uplink_ports is defined

vlan_configs looks like this:

vlan_configs:
  - vlan_id: 1004
    vlan_name: toazz
  - vlan_id: 7
    vlan_name: tawm
  - vlan_id: 11
    vlan_name: takl
  - vlan_id: 12
    vlan_name: tavi
....

uplink_ports looks like this:

uplink_ports:
  - 49
  - 50
  - 51
  - 52

any help would be nice.

Are any of the interfaces you're configuring ones you're using for the REST API connection as well? Is the VLAN L3 with an IP that you're using for connection?

yes, I did. During the loop lots of ports get tagged correctly and communication with the switches works fine, but some fail with this error.

you have generate a certificate on the switch ?

Hi alaoutte,

no sure what you are asking for. On the switches I configured:

no web-management

web-management ssl

Hi,

What the configuration of your switch ? for web management ?

Hi Community,

I try to add tagged vlans to uplink ports with an ansible playbook in a loop. During the loop lots of ports get tagged correctly but some fail with "Request failed: <urlopen error _ssl.c:975: The handshake operation timed out>". I use Aruba 2540 with aos YC.16.10.0019

My playbook looks like this;

---

- name: Setup Uplink ports
  hosts: all
  gather_facts: false
  tasks:
    - name: Add tagged vlan to port
      arubanetworks.aos_switch.arubaoss_vlan:
        vlan_id: "{{ item[0].vlan_id }}"
        config: create
        command: config_vlan_port
        port_id: "{{ item[1] }}"
        port_mode: "POM_TAGGED_STATIC"
        use_ssl: true
        port: 443
        query_max_response_time: 20
        robustness: 3
      with_nested:
        - "{{ vlan_configs }}"
        - "{{ uplink_ports }}"
      when:
        - vlan_configs is defined
        - uplink_ports is defined

vlan_configs looks like this:

vlan_configs:
  - vlan_id: 1004
    vlan_name: toazz
  - vlan_id: 7
    vlan_name: tawm
  - vlan_id: 11
    vlan_name: takl
  - vlan_id: 12
    vlan_name: tavi
....

uplink_ports looks like this:

uplink_ports:
  - 49
  - 50
  - 51
  - 52

any help would be nice.

Hi,

sorry, for the delay. Had some other customers with issues ;-)

@alagoutte Thanks for the hint. I switched now to http only and it looks fine. seems like the ssl handshake fails because of the number of connections made. Is the ssl-engine of 2540 and 2930 switches to slow? I'd prefer to use ssl instead of plain.

I have debugged REST, but thats working fine.

@Tiffany.Chiapuzio-Wong The configuration interface is an svi, so it is not directly involved.

Are any of the interfaces you're configuring ones you're using for the REST API connection as well? Is the VLAN L3 with an IP that you're using for connection?

yes, I did. During the loop lots of ports get tagged correctly and communication with the switches works fine, but some fail with this error.

you have generate a certificate on the switch ?

Hi alaoutte,

no sure what you are asking for. On the switches I configured:

no web-management

web-management ssl

Hi,

What the configuration of your switch ? for web management ?

Hi Community,

I try to add tagged vlans to uplink ports with an ansible playbook in a loop. During the loop lots of ports get tagged correctly but some fail with "Request failed: <urlopen error _ssl.c:975: The handshake operation timed out>". I use Aruba 2540 with aos YC.16.10.0019

My playbook looks like this;

---

- name: Setup Uplink ports
  hosts: all
  gather_facts: false
  tasks:
    - name: Add tagged vlan to port
      arubanetworks.aos_switch.arubaoss_vlan:
        vlan_id: "{{ item[0].vlan_id }}"
        config: create
        command: config_vlan_port
        port_id: "{{ item[1] }}"
        port_mode: "POM_TAGGED_STATIC"
        use_ssl: true
        port: 443
        query_max_response_time: 20
        robustness: 3
      with_nested:
        - "{{ vlan_configs }}"
        - "{{ uplink_ports }}"
      when:
        - vlan_configs is defined
        - uplink_ports is defined

vlan_configs looks like this:

vlan_configs:
  - vlan_id: 1004
    vlan_name: toazz
  - vlan_id: 7
    vlan_name: tawm
  - vlan_id: 11
    vlan_name: takl
  - vlan_id: 12
    vlan_name: tavi
....

uplink_ports looks like this:

uplink_ports:
  - 49
  - 50
  - 51
  - 52

any help would be nice.