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Trying to get external storage setup so I can save DHCP snooping data to it.

Running on a CX 6100 with 10.13.1120

I can't seem to get the mount connected.  Not even showing logs on the firewall.

Any suggestions?  Anyone willing to share a config?

Is there any future plans to allow tftp as a destination?

external-storage DHCPDB
   address 10.82.101.101
   username MTS\sa-dhcpsnoop
   password ciphertext AQBapQrJ+AlqWPOo.......UJB0TbG
   type smb
   directory DHCPDB
   enable

LAB-6100P12G-1# sh external-storage

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name             Address         VRF        Username         Type         Directory      State
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DHCPDB           10.82.101.101   default    MTS\sa-dhcpsnoop SMB          DHCPDB         internal_error

external_storage[2951]: Event|7801|LOG_ERR|AMM|1/1|Share DHCPDB mount failure

I tried in my lab, and with a \ in the username, I see the same error. Please try username sa-dhcpsnoop (without the domain), or sa-dhcpsnoop@mts.intern, if the domain suffix for the MTS domain is mts.intern.

For roadmap, future, feature requests, you should work with your local HPE Aruba Networking Sales team.

Trying to get external storage setup so I can save DHCP snooping data to it.

Running on a CX 6100 with 10.13.1120

I can't seem to get the mount connected.  Not even showing logs on the firewall.

Any suggestions?  Anyone willing to share a config?

Is there any future plans to allow tftp as a destination?

external-storage DHCPDB
   address 10.82.101.101
   username MTS\sa-dhcpsnoop
   password ciphertext AQBapQrJ+AlqWPOo.......UJB0TbG
   type smb
   directory DHCPDB
   enable

LAB-6100P12G-1# sh external-storage

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name             Address         VRF        Username         Type         Directory      State
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DHCPDB           10.82.101.101   default    MTS\sa-dhcpsnoop SMB          DHCPDB         internal_error

external_storage[2951]: Event|7801|LOG_ERR|AMM|1/1|Share DHCPDB mount failure

I have tried with MTS\SA-DHCPsnoop and SA-DHCPsnoop@mts.lab for username.  Then also with a local 'dhcplocal' account

I am not even seeing failed logins on the windows server.

I even moved a VM into the same subnet so there should be no firewall issues.

Still getting Share DHCPDB mount failure

I tried in my lab, and with a \ in the username, I see the same error. Please try username sa-dhcpsnoop (without the domain), or sa-dhcpsnoop@mts.intern, if the domain suffix for the MTS domain is mts.intern.

For roadmap, future, feature requests, you should work with your local HPE Aruba Networking Sales team.

Trying to get external storage setup so I can save DHCP snooping data to it.

Running on a CX 6100 with 10.13.1120

I can't seem to get the mount connected.  Not even showing logs on the firewall.

Any suggestions?  Anyone willing to share a config?

Is there any future plans to allow tftp as a destination?

external-storage DHCPDB
   address 10.82.101.101
   username MTS\sa-dhcpsnoop
   password ciphertext AQBapQrJ+AlqWPOo.......UJB0TbG
   type smb
   directory DHCPDB
   enable

LAB-6100P12G-1# sh external-storage

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name             Address         VRF        Username         Type         Directory      State
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DHCPDB           10.82.101.101   default    MTS\sa-dhcpsnoop SMB          DHCPDB         internal_error

external_storage[2951]: Event|7801|LOG_ERR|AMM|1/1|Share DHCPDB mount failure

I just tried, and one thing seems to be that the directory needs to start with a /

What may help in finding the issue is to enable debugging:

# debug externalstorage

Then disable + enable your external storage server:

# external-storage DHCPDB

       disable

       enable

Then check the debug logs:

# show debug buffer reverse

For me it 'glued' the IP and directory into one part, invalidating the URL. With the debug info, I'd think you probably can find the solution.

I have tried with MTS\SA-DHCPsnoop and SA-DHCPsnoop@mts.lab for username.  Then also with a local 'dhcplocal' account

I am not even seeing failed logins on the windows server.

I even moved a VM into the same subnet so there should be no firewall issues.

Still getting Share DHCPDB mount failure

I tried in my lab, and with a \ in the username, I see the same error. Please try username sa-dhcpsnoop (without the domain), or sa-dhcpsnoop@mts.intern, if the domain suffix for the MTS domain is mts.intern.

For roadmap, future, feature requests, you should work with your local HPE Aruba Networking Sales team.

Trying to get external storage setup so I can save DHCP snooping data to it.

Running on a CX 6100 with 10.13.1120

I can't seem to get the mount connected.  Not even showing logs on the firewall.

Any suggestions?  Anyone willing to share a config?

Is there any future plans to allow tftp as a destination?

external-storage DHCPDB
   address 10.82.101.101
   username MTS\sa-dhcpsnoop
   password ciphertext AQBapQrJ+AlqWPOo.......UJB0TbG
   type smb
   directory DHCPDB
   enable

LAB-6100P12G-1# sh external-storage

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name             Address         VRF        Username         Type         Directory      State
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DHCPDB           10.82.101.101   default    MTS\sa-dhcpsnoop SMB          DHCPDB         internal_error

external_storage[2951]: Event|7801|LOG_ERR|AMM|1/1|Share DHCPDB mount failure

I have tried with MTS\SA-DHCPsnoop and SA-DHCPsnoop@mts.lab for username.  Then also with a local 'dhcplocal' account

I am not even seeing failed logins on the windows server.

I even moved a VM into the same subnet so there should be no firewall issues.

Still getting Share DHCPDB mount failure

I tried in my lab, and with a \ in the username, I see the same error. Please try username sa-dhcpsnoop (without the domain), or sa-dhcpsnoop@mts.intern, if the domain suffix for the MTS domain is mts.intern.

For roadmap, future, feature requests, you should work with your local HPE Aruba Networking Sales team.

Trying to get external storage setup so I can save DHCP snooping data to it.

Running on a CX 6100 with 10.13.1120

I can't seem to get the mount connected.  Not even showing logs on the firewall.

Any suggestions?  Anyone willing to share a config?

Is there any future plans to allow tftp as a destination?

external-storage DHCPDB
   address 10.82.101.101
   username MTS\sa-dhcpsnoop
   password ciphertext AQBapQrJ+AlqWPOo.......UJB0TbG
   type smb
   directory DHCPDB
   enable

LAB-6100P12G-1# sh external-storage

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name             Address         VRF        Username         Type         Directory      State
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DHCPDB           10.82.101.101   default    MTS\sa-dhcpsnoop SMB          DHCPDB         internal_error

external_storage[2951]: Event|7801|LOG_ERR|AMM|1/1|Share DHCPDB mount failure