Missing Auto-Sense Configuration for VSP 4900 / Auto-Sense SD-WAN Option

[Phil_]

Hi there,

I've been lazy and wanted to automatically onboard the SD-WAN Appl IPE-2200AX-T via auto-sense, just like I had done with Universal Switches, specifically 5420. The difference here is that this time I wanted to onboard it on a VSP 4900, which apparently in version 9.0.4.0 is unable to perform the auto-sense SD-WAN configuration, which is confusing to me because nowhere in the release notes or VOSS user guide is it mentioned to be missing or unsupported. Just in case its relevant, the switches were initially deployed without auto-sense configuration, when they were installed they were reset to factory defaults without auto-sense enabled by default.

Am I missing something? Like a special boot flag or something? Or why does the VSP 4900 not support the auto-sense sd-wan feature specifically in this case?

CLI Output:

VSP4900:1(config)#auto-sense ?
access-diffserv Sets the diff-srv type as "access" for a port
data Configure auto-sense data traffic information
dhcp-detection Enable dhcp server detection
eapol Configure eapol information
fa Configure autosense fabric attach information
isis Configure auto-sense isis information
onboarding Configure auto-sense onboarding traffic information
qos Qos interface configurations
voice Configure auto-sense phone information
wait-interval Configure auto-sense wait interval information
VSP4900:1(config)#auto-sense

Thank you in advance for every help.

Best regards,

Phil

[Ludovico_Steven]

Trying again...

SD-WAN works fine on VSP4900.

But it's not the SD-WAN appliance that gets onboarded on the auto-sense port; it is more the other way round; once the SD-WAN appliance is deployed via SD-WAN Cloud orchestrator, and the SD-WAN deployment is fabric enabled, it is the appliance that tells the switch automatically (via LLDP on auto-sense port) how to create Fabric Extend tunnels towards all distant SD-WAN locations.

Without the CLI dumps..

[Ludovico_Steven · Accepted solution]

There is a "show auto-sense sd-wan" command only on 5320-16 & 24 port models. None other. That is due to a limitation on those platforms can only support 1 VRF. SD-WAN over VSP4900 works fine. I tried to add a post earlier but it did not get added..

[Phil_]

Makes sense. We could resolve the issue, after seeing that the SD-WAN appliance were only barely sending any packets, by rebooting the SD-WAN appliance.

Thank you for clarification.

[Roger_Lapuh]

This should work. Did you look at the logs?