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Offline flee_hcpss

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Mitel and Aruba switch auto vlan provisioning
« on: May 20, 2019, 11:38:49 AM »
Hello,

I'm trying to configure Aruba 2930M switch to automatically recognizing the Mitel phone and put it into a tagged voice vlan and untagged data vlan:

vlan 100
   name "User-Vlan"
   untagged 1/1,3/10,3/30
   tagged 1/A1-1/A2,Trk1
   no ip address
   ip igmp
   exit
vlan 102
   name "Voice"
   tagged 1/A1-1/A2,Trk1
   no ip address
   ip igmp
   voice
   exit

device-identity name "Mitel0012bb"
   lldp oui 0012bb sub-type 1
   exit
device-profile name "Mitel-0012bb"
   untagged-vlan 100
   tagged-vlan 102
   allow-jumbo-frames
   exit
device-profile device-type "Mitel0012bb"
   associate "Mitel-0012bb"
   enable
   exit
 
The switch is running ArubaOS 16.07.0002

This configuration works for 5220 but not 6930...  Wireshark sessions to both phones show that both are sending 0012bb as Organization Unique Code and 01 as the sub-type. 5220 works like a champ but 6930, after sending LLDP packet to the switch, it seems to stock on"Waiting for Layer 2 data"....

Anybody having such issues and have a solution?  Out of desperation, I've also added 08000f and 00085d into the config not none paned out...

Thanks!!


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Re: Mitel and Aruba switch auto vlan provisioning
« Reply #1 on: May 23, 2019, 07:25:19 PM »
I think you need to explain further what you are doing. I have never tried putting a phone into 2 vlans. I usually have just sent it to a tagged port with the native data untagged

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Re: Mitel and Aruba switch auto vlan provisioning
« Reply #2 on: July 31, 2019, 09:46:26 PM »
That looks like a hella-complicated route to achieving what I get by:
1/ enable LLDP globally on the switch
2/ issue the "vlan 102 voice" command


 

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