There is no dependency on the switch port type (access or VLAN trunk).
The main thing is to have Aruba Central connectivity from any of the IP address of the HPE switch.
Here is Getting Started with AOS-CX Deployments with Central that could help.
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Original Message:
Sent: Apr 18, 2025 10:04 AM
From: Quintin
Subject: Question about Aruba Central managment
Hi members,
Im new to Aruba Central.
My "out of box" HPE switch is connected to Internet over an uplink on port 1 and visible in Aruba Center.
In Aruba Central i added vlans on the switch, dns, ntp, etc.
Now i want to connect to the other switch (non HPE) over a trunk.
When i make the trunk on the HPE all the vlans on the non HP are availeble for accessports but i lose HP Central connection. The vlan witch give access to Aruba Central is also in the Trunk.
I tried to untag vlan 1 in the trunk without succsess.
How can i give access to Aruba Central over the trunk?
I hope anyone can advise me.