Hello,
the thing is with a WLC you send the deauth request to the wlc himself.
For aerohive you send the request to the AP, so if the device move from
one AP to another then packetfence must know that the device move.
It's why we added roaming support for aerohive in PacketFence.
So the solution is do an upgrade of PF and activate accounting on the
aerohive.
Regards
Fabrice
Le 2015-05-26 17:39, Gary Ossewaarde a écrit :
We are currently running 3.5.1, with an upgrade planned for this
summer. I was curious if we were the only ones running into this or not.
It seems to mostly effect Android phones and Windows machines, but I
have take no notice of age being a huge factor.
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*From:* David Murrell <[email protected]>
*Sent:* Tuesday, May 26, 2015 4:07 PM
*To:* [email protected]
*Subject:* Re: [PacketFence-users] registered users 'stuck' in
registration network
I ran into a version of this for our campus, though we're only using
Cisco Wism2 as a wireless provider.
The thing that made it mostly work was bumping the dhcp lease time to
180 sec on the registration network - some older phones seemed to get
very confused with a 30 sec lease time.
Might be a contributing factor, perhaps.
Cheers,
David Murrell
On Wednesday, May 27, 2015, Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
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On 5/26/15 12:15 PM, Gary Ossewaarde wrote:
> PF Folks,
>
> We have both Cisco wireless and Aerohive on our campus and are
> running PacketFence doing MAC auth for guest wireless.
>
> On the Cisco WLC/APs, it works well. On the Aerohive APs, it
> usually works well, but occasionally, and I have not yet found a
> pattern and who/why, users will get ‘stuck’ in the registration
> network. The PF console will show them as registered but in the
> wrong VLAN. If these users go to an area of campus running Cisco
> wireless and connect, they are in the correct network. If they come
> back to an Aerohive area /after/ that, they stay in the correct
> network and are ‘unstuck’.
>
> I am pretty new with PacketFence (inherited it from an admin who
> left) and could use some direction in troubleshooting and ideas on
> what may be going on.
What version of PF is this?
I saw the same thing with Aruba wireless. First things first, make
sure pfsetvlan is running. This was the underlying cause for most of
the problems we saw of that nature.
After that, it seemed to me that there was an issue with the aruba
platform not always responding to the CoA packets, or, worse,
responding but ignoring them. I never figured out what the ultimate
solution was, unfortunately, and it was intermittent enough that I
couldn't reliably replicate it to debug.
That said, it was a pretty low number of devices that experienced this
and once registered they were fine.
> Thanks,
>
> Gary
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fools.
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