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  • 1.  VRRP configuration not in MM GUI

    Posted Jul 08, 2019 05:44 PM

    We currently have two 7205 controllres in a cluster managed by mobility master.

     

    I noticed that the VRRP for one of the vlans is configured on each of the controllers-but it is not in Mobility Master under none of the trees.

    Clustering information for the two controllers is shown in MM GUI

    but no vrrp information

     

    Everything seems to be working properly-we have even had failover testing of a local controller..and that seemed to work out fine.

     

    config in the local controller or am I confusing VRRP and clustering

     

    (WLANCTRL01)#
    lc-cluster group-profile "SD_VRRP"
        controller 10.5.198.21 priority 128 mcast-vlan 0 vrrp-ip 0.0.0.0 vrrp-vlan 0 group 2
        controller 10.5.198.22 priority 128 mcast-vlan 0 vrrp-ip 0.0.0.0 vrrp-vlan 0 group 2


    (WLANCTRL02) #
    lc-cluster group-profile "SD_VRRP"
        controller 10.5.198.21 priority 128 mcast-vlan 0 vrrp-ip 0.0.0.0 vrrp-vlan 0 group 2
        controller 10.5.198.22 priority 128 mcast-vlan 0 vrrp-ip 0.0.0.0 vrrp-vlan 0 group 2


    (WLANCTRL01)#

    vrrp 198
        priority 255
        ip address 10.5.198.20
        description "SD_VRRP"
        vlan 198
        no shutdown

    (WLANCTRL02)#
    vrrp 198
        ip address 10.5.198.20
        description "SD_VRRP"
        vlan 198
        no shutdown  
    !

    (WLANCTRL01) *#show vrrp summary

    Number of existing VRRP IPv4 instances :    1

    Number of existing VRRP IPv6 instances :    0


    (WLANCTRL01) #show vrrp


    Virtual Router 198:
        Description SD_VRRP
        Admin State UP, VR State MASTER
        IP Address 10.5.198.20, MAC Address 00:00:5e:00:06:62, vlan 198
        Priority 255, Advertisement 1 sec, Preemption Disable Delay 0
        Auth type NONE ********
        tracking is not enabled
    (NY-WLANCTRL01-7205) *#

    (WLANCTRL02) *#show vrrp summary

    Number of existing VRRP IPv4 instances :    1

    Number of existing VRRP IPv6 instances :    0

     


    (WLANCTRL02) ^#show vrrp


    Virtual Router 198:
        Description SD_VRRP
        Admin State UP, VR State BACKUP
        IP Address 10.5.198.20, MAC Address 00:00:5e:00:06:62, vlan 198
        Priority 100, Advertisement 1 sec, Preemption Disable Delay 0
        Auth type NONE ********
        tracking is not enabled

     

     

     

     



  • 2.  RE: VRRP configuration not in MM GUI

    Posted Jul 08, 2019 06:07 PM

    Where are you looking in the GUI? VRRP would be in the MM GUI under each controller under if you manually created a VIP for AP discovery. The VRRPs below are part of the cluster config in the parent node over the controllers.



  • 3.  RE: VRRP configuration not in MM GUI

    Posted Jul 09, 2019 10:33 AM
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    Thanks for the  asssistance--here is a screenshot of where

    I am looking in the Gui (sorry for the white outs)...but these

    are the controllers in question...no VRRP info for vlan 98

     

    As I recall--the vrrp config for vlan  98 was created in the CLI..could this

    be the reason it is not showing up in the GUI?

     

    There is also nothing showing up in the Redundancy window in the GUI

     



  • 4.  RE: VRRP configuration not in MM GUI

    Posted Jul 09, 2019 10:50 AM

    So your cluster VIPs are shown in the 'Clusters' > 'Cluster Profile' window so that's good.

     

    When you click on the individual controllers, and look at the Redundancy > L2, nothing is there? Nothing would be at the folder level for VRRP you created.



  • 5.  RE: VRRP configuration not in MM GUI

    Posted Jul 09, 2019 04:46 PM

    When I log into MM directly from GUI..and drill down to the indivicual controllers...I see nothing configured for redundancy..

     

    However, if I use the individual controller IP and go to the GUI...I do

    see a VRRP config...shouldnt MM also have this?

     

     



  • 6.  RE: VRRP configuration not in MM GUI

    Posted Jul 09, 2019 06:13 PM

    Yes it should, so something is awry. In the CLI of the MM, the 'show switches' doesn't reflect any errors, and you mentioned the CLI of the node of that controller DOES reflect the VRRP config in the MM? 

     

    If so, you could try a different browser in case the browser cache is mucking things up, otherwise, I would open a TAC case so they can investigate. the only way I could see this occurring is if the VRRP was created in 'local-config' mode on the 7205 (which I doubt happened as other things would have very likely gone wrong at this point heh).