No DHCP over vlan tagging

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CESI
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No DHCP over vlan tagging

Hello,
 
I am trying to set up a ssid for TOIP. 
But when I connect a phone to this SSID, it doesn't get an IP back. 
 
I am using a Meraki MR44 and an Alcatel 6450 switch.
 
I already have an old AP1602i with the same port configuration.
 
Here are the configurations: 
 

 

 
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Thanks for help ! 

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ww
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If that dhcp discover is at vlan 100 you have to check on the switchport and /or at the dhcp server if you see that discover there also

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MarcP
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Firewall rule blocking access to local lan to receive an IP?

 

Wireless - configure - Firewall & traffic shaping

 

Tried it in bridge mode?

CESI
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Hi MarcP,

 

Thanks for your reply, here is my firewall configuration, normally everything passes. 

 

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I have already tried in Bridge Mode but the problem persists 😞 

MarcP
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When you configure another port directly into vl100 and connect your notebook to it, do you get an ip?

 

Just to sort out a problem "behind" Meraki AP.

Is vl100 in your switch uplink to your Coreswitch/Firewall?

Is it working with the cisco classic AP? Connected to the same switch or another?

 

CESI
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I have an IP when I connect to the port with the default vlan 100. 
 
All the equipment is on the same switch and the other AP works well with my vlan 100 
ww
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Start a packet capture on AP lan port.

Connect to the New ssid.

Open the capture

Filter on "bootp" and see if some dhcp traffic is tagged for vlan100. And what is missing

 

CESI
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Hi ww !

 

I have DHCP Discover in the capture but I get no IP. 

 

I configured my port like this:

 

vlan 69 port default 3/24

vlan 100 802.1q 3/24

ww
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If that dhcp discover is at vlan 100 you have to check on the switchport and /or at the dhcp server if you see that discover there also

cmr
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@CESI Is the DHCP server directly connected to VLAN 100 or is there a DHCP helper entry on the routed interface/default gateway of VLAN 100 pointing at the DHCP server?

CESI
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@ww 
I did the test, by putting a port in vlan 100 and connecting directly to it, I get an IP. 
 
In this case, the DHCP server is directly in vlan 100
MarcP
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Did you already contacted the support as well? This sounds really strange.

 

Another AP tested? 😄 Maybe yours is faulty 😞 Don´t know something else.

CESI
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Yes, I think I will contact the support.
I have only one AP 😞 I hope it is functional 😅

CESI
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It works!
So I tagged my two VLANs and did the same on my SSID's

But the first time it didn't work.

 

Thanks for help ! 🙂 

CESI
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But when I disable VLAN Tagging, I get an IP because I reach the default VLAN (69). 
 
So my DHCP is working fine, I don't know why when I enable VLAN Tagging, DHCP doesn't give me an IP. 
MarcP
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Can you show the config of your port?

otherwise I have no idea what can cause the problem.

 

Maybe @ww @cmr or @BlakeRichardson  have 😄 😛

Inderdeep
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Follow this document and check it helps you 

https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Client_Addressing_and_Bridging/VLAN_Tagging_on_MR_Access_Points

 

Regards
Inderdeep

 

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