Configuring a Wired Tunneled Node Client, For example

Figure 46: Tunneled node configuration operation

Configuring a Wired Tunneled Node Client

NOTE: ArubaOS does not allow a tunneled-node client and tunneled-node server to co-exist on the same controller at the same time. The controller must be configured as either a tunneled-node client or a tunneled-node server. By default, the Aruba controller behaves as a tunneled-node server. However, once tunneled-node-server xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is configured on the controller, the controller becomes a tunneled-node client. To remove the tunneled-node client function, use the command tunneled-node-server 0.0.0.0 to disable the tunneled-node client on the controller side.

This section describes how to configure a tunneled node client. You can use the WebUI or the CLI to complete the configuration steps.

1.Access the Wired tunneled node CLI according to the instructions provided in the installation guide that shipped with your tunneled node. Console access (9600 8N1) and SSH access are supported.

2.Specify the IP address of the controller and specify tunnel loop prevention. n CLI:

(host)(config) #tunneled-node-address ipaddress

(host)(config) #tunnel-loop-prevention

For example:

(host (config) # tunneled-node-address 10.10.1.1 (host)(config) #tunnel-loop-prevention

n WebUI

a. Navigate to Configuration>Advanced Services>Wired Access page.

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