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Continuing this issue I am reposting the issue posted by someone as i dont get proper reply in comments.https://community.ruckuswireless.com/t5/ICX-Switches/DHCP-server-icx-7750/m-p/101495#M7109SW version is 08.0.95pT203I have created 2 VLANS. For example vlan 100 and vlan 101For vlan 100 I have used the dhcp pool created on ICX7750 and For Vlan 101 I used the TP-link router to provide DHCP. Both PC+ Mobile working fine with VLAN101 in SSID101 but VLAN 100 has SSID 100 in AP on which only PC get connects.On checking VSZ6.1.2 it shows in AP clients i can see the DHCP ip received by the PC but the DHCP from the mobile phone reaches to VSZ but it shows 0.0.0.0:: and it donot request the dhcp to switch but incase of PC it does with the same SSID.On checking via Wireshark:--On Laptop (Wi-Fi)--Receives DHCP Pool AddressDHCP Request:*Option:(50) Requested IP address (192.168.92.4)DHCP ACK:*Option:(54) DHCP Server Identifier(192.168.92.1)--On Mobile (Same Wi-Fi)--Do not lease IP address, no Request and ACK, Only Discover is seen in Wireshark*Option:(53) DHCP Message Type (Discover)DHCP: Discover (1)*Option:(61) Client IdentifierClient Mac Address:<------>*OPtion:(12) HostnameHostname: <Redmi-12-5G>*option:(55) Parameter Request listLength:12Parameter Request List Item: (1) Subnet maskParameter Request List Item: (3) RouterParameter Request List Item: (6) Domain name ServerParameter Request List Item: (15) Domain nameParameter Request List Item: (26) Interface MTUParameter Request List Item: (28) Broadcast AddressParameter Request List Item: (51) IP Address lease timeParameter Request List Item: (58) Renewal time valueParameter Request List Item: (43) vendor-specific InformationParameter Request List Item:(114) DHCP Captive-PortalParameter Request List Item: (108) IPv6-Only Preferredswitch configuration:ip dhcp-server pool vlan100excluded-address 192.168.92.1!excluded-address 192.168.92.100 192.168.92.254lease 1 0 0network 192.168.92.0 255.255.255.0option 3 ip 192.168.92.1deployip helper-use-responder-ipinterface ve 100vrf forwarding abcip address 192.168.92.1 255.255.255.0ip helper-address 1 192.168.92.1also globally i have enabledip dhcp-server enableip dhcp-server relay-agent-echo enable
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ICX(config)# vrf client1ICX(config-vrf-client1)# rd 7750:1ICX(config-vrf-client1)# address-family ipv4ICX(config-vrf-client1-af)# exitICX(config)# vrf client2ICX(config-vrf-client2)# rd 7750:2ICX(config-vrf--client2)# address-family ipv4ICX(config-vrf--client2-af)# exitICX(config)# vrf client3ICX(config-vrf-client3)# rd 7750:3ICX(config-vrf--client3)# address-family ipv4ICX(config-vrf--client3-af)# exitICX(config)# vrf client4ICX(config-vrf-client4)# rd 7750:4ICX(config-vrf--client4)# address-family ipv4ICX(config-vrf--client4-af)# exitICX(config)# vlan 550 name client1_vlanICX(config-vlan-550)#router-interface ve 550ICX(config-vlan-550)#interface ve 550ICX(config-vif-550)#vrf forwarding client1ICX(config-vif-550)#ip address 192.168.150.1/24ICX(config)# vlan 550 name client2_vlanICX(config-vlan-551)#router-interface ve 551ICX(config-vlan-551)#interface ve 550ICX(config-vif-551)#vrf forwarding client1ICX(config-vif-551)#ip address 192.168.160.1/24ICX(config)# vlan 1023 name client3_vlanICX(config-vlan-1023)#router-interface ve 1023ICX(config-vif-1023)#vrf forwarding client3ICX(config-vif-1023)#ip address 192.168.110.1/24ICX(config)# vlan 1024 name client4_vlanICX(config-vlan-1024)#router-interface ve 1024ICX(config-vif-1024)#vrf forwarding client3ICX(config-vif-1024)#ip address 192.168.120.1/24ICX(config)# ip route vrf client1 192.168.110.0/24 ve 1023ICX(config)# ip route vrf client2 192.168.120.0/24 ve 1024ICX(config)# ip route vrf client3 192.168.150.0/24 ve 550ICX(config)# ip route vrf client4 192.168.160.0/24 ve 551On checking,the vrf routes,i can see the routes#show ip route vrf <vrf_name>but when i check the ping for example#ping vrf client1 192.168.110.1#ping vrf client2 192.168.120.1#ping vrf client3 192.168.150.1#ping vrf client4 192.168.160.1I am not receiving any ping...is this way of inter-vrf-route from one one vrf to another vrf on the same switch
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I don’t know if I’ve ever been so frustrated trying to buy a product… Why have customer service If you guys are literally going out of your way, not to make a profit!??. I’m just trying to replace this ruckus access point or router. I really don’t know which one it is or What I need to buy to replace it. The fact that I have spent days trying to get a hold of someone that can direct me to the right place is literally making Question how you’re managing to stay in business…
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I followed all of the steps for the first AP in the education video and cant see my AP in the staging area inside of virtual smartzone like in video, is there a setting inside of VSZ that I'm missing. also is there an easier way to deploy, detect and configure as I have 50+ to do and this seems not very efficient
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Where can I getRuckus 902-1170-US00 Power Adapter in India?
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I have a 6450 firmware ICX64R08030p and I have hit a wall for dual-mode vlans. There seem to be some limitations that a port can only placed in dual-mode if it is still untagged in the default vlan, which makes a big mess if you moved a port to another untagged vlan.I can for instance do this:vlan 5 tagged eth 1/1/20 int eth 1/1/20 dual-mode 1So, starting 1/1/20 was untagged in the default vlan 1, I then tagged it in vlan 5, then went in to the interface and set it to dual-mode vlan 1. All worked as expected, its tagged in 5, untagged in 1. I can even dual-mode 10 and it successfully untags in 10.However - if I go in to eth 1/1/1, which is the uplink port to the next switch, which is where I am programming from ssh. That port is currently untagged in vlan 99, which has a ve 99 with IP for me to program on. Most of the switch is untagged in vlan 1. I want to add several other tagged vlans to 1/1/1, but it does not let me add any.Procedure seems to be the port must be untagged in the default vlan, then you can tag it in as many vlans as you want, then go in to the interface and set it to dual-mode on some other vlan, which makes that the untagged vlan. BUT - you can only tag a port that is currently untagged in vlan 1, if it is untagged in any other vlan you cannot tag it in any other vlan.Note 1/1/1 is already untagged in vlan 99.SSH@ICX6450-48P-Router(config-vlan-5)#tagged eth 1/1/1 error - port ethe 1/1/1 are not member of default vlanIt seems a port must first be untagged in default vlan 1, then it can be tagged in another vlan before it can be dual-mode, but if it is not in default vlan 1 it will never let you set it to dual-mode, nor tag it in any other vlans - it is like the port is locked in 1 vlan in a black hole.
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