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Update: We are no longer seeing the issues with Android phones, and suspect that a recent security update resolved the issue. It looks like the main problem is with the version of the driver for the Intel AX201 WiFi chipset. After upgrading from 22.100.0.3 to 22.130.0.5, we have seen a significant improvement ...

Thanks for the response, Kanan. It looks like the client does have a valid IP, at least until DHCP packets stop making it back to the client. Been troubleshooting this all morning with our Aruba SE and Aruba TAC. So far, all we can tell is that the traffic seems to get lost between the controller and ...

Thanks for the reply, Aaron. I checked and we do not have 'Enforce DHCP' enabled on the AAA profile that we use for eduroam. Our SE is going to come out tomorrow to take a look at this with us, hopefully we can figure something out. ------------------------------ Jon Miller Senior Network Analyst Franklin ...

Are you also running your MDs as L2 network devices, or are you routing at your controllers?​​ ------------------------------ Jon Miller Senior Network Analyst Franklin & Marshall College ------------------------------

We have come up with a bit of a noodle scratcher, reaching out to see if anyone has any ideas. We are an Aruba wireless shop, running 8.7.1.9, primarily with AP-325's and AP-205h's. We saw the same behavior on 8.5.0.15. We are using eduroam as our primary SSID with EAP-PEAP dot1x. Our on-prem controllers ...

Has anyone here received a request to block access to Yik-Yak from their campus network? If so, would you be willing to share your strategy for doing so? Some things that we've tried: Blocking application 'Yik-Yak' on our Palo Altos - Has not worked for us, and I'm fairly sure it's because we are not ...