if you switch/change vlan, the only way to get all kinds of dhcp clients to
work, is to configure a very low lease time (if possible 10-30 seconds,
depending on dhcp server OS) for the default/guest vlan.

not all networking devices do a new dhcp request, if you switch vlan or
better after link up/down. printers and mac's don't do a dhcp request at
link up/link down for example.

kind regards,

markus

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On 18.09.2012, at 14:33, John Kaftan <[email protected]> wrote:

Speaking of dynamic VLANs has anyone found a way to get the client to ask
for a new IP after switching a VLAN?  What we are finding is that the VLAN
doesn’t switch fast enough and the client gets an IP from the default VLAN
before the VLAN switches.  Once the VLAN has been switched the client is
dead in the water because they have an IP address for the wrong subnet.



The only way I can think of to fix this is to have the default VLAN be a
VLAN to nowhere, i.e no DHCP.  If I do that then I have to map everyone to
a VLAN and not just my special (xbox) group.  I can do that but it will be
a lot of work.



I was going to try the RFC3580 method to see if that works differently.
The last NAC we had would drop the port for 5 sec and then bring it back up
to force the client to request a new IP.



Thanks



John



*From:* [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
*Sent:* Tuesday, September 18, 2012 7:02 AM
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*Subject:* RE: [enterasys] question about "vlan dynamicegress"



Thanks everyone.

I will try this afternoon.





*Geoffroy HUGUENIN*

CEA VALDUC

VA/DSTA/STLI/LSIS

21120 IS-SUR-TILLE

Téléphone : 03 80 23 77 80

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*Objet :* RE:[enterasys] question about "vlan dynamicegress"



Hi,



As far as i can remember you can try to use the Vlan Egress tab under the
Role to defined the egress rule (for a role with a contain to vlan setup in
the general tab), dynamic egress should not be requisite if you do not have
devices like SecureStack A2.



Regards,

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Hello,



We use some policies with “access control à Contains to vlan”.



Our configuration has dynamicegress disabled on all switches. When we use
policies on C3, vlan change correctly but not on our N3. We must enable
dynamicegress on N3.



Do you know why have we some differences between C3 and N3 ?



Should dynamicegress be enabled on all switches or not ?



Thanks.



*Geoffroy HUGUENIN*

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VA/DSTA/STLI/LSIS

21120 IS-SUR-TILLE

Téléphone : 03 80 23 77 80

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