07-14-2021 07:25 AM
Hi everyone,
I´ve some strange situation with Android Smartphones in our Aerohive/Extreme Network (Mix of AP250 and 305C) environment.
The Android devices itself get´s an valid IP and authenticated to the Wifi but shows the information “maybe don´t have internet connection”.
Actual Workaround: Ping the device. The first 2 packages are lost, but than the device replies and shows connected.
I´ve started this discussion last year, but with Covid-19 the situation stuck.
I´ve also found that we are not the only one with this situation.
I can confirm that DNS port 53 and 853 is open for this dedicated Wifi VLAN on our firewall.
I´ve added the DNS ports for the native VLAN of the APs to this internal DNS server, now.
Does anyone has an idea, if this won´t help, how we could troubleshoot this?
Thankful for every idea!
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09-07-2022 02:06 AM
Hi,
I want to send an update about this topic.
We found the root cause for our problem, but I´m unsure how to solve it.
The ARP-cache on our firewall which is also the Gateway for our Guest Network seems to get some wrong information from the Aerohive environment.
The Guest Wifi has a short Lease time on DHCP side (5min, increased to 15min now).
The client itself gets the correct IP from DHCP Server (same VLAN/subnet, Windows Server), but the Firewall still get´s the wrong information after a arp-cache clear.
We deleted the "wrong" client in the IQ Management and cleared the ARP-cache once again and the problem was solved for this device.
We found an option in the "Management Options" called "disable Proxy-ARP":
Would it make sense to activate this option in a Wifi environment?
Arp-Caches are written on the Gateway and Switch devices.
08-18-2022 05:22 PM
08-17-2022 02:13 AM
Thanks that you answered to this post!
Maybe some other will follow that a solution will be found.
Best regards
08-16-2022 02:33 PM
08-15-2022 07:58 AM
Hi,
I´ve still have a running ticket in troubleshooting. It´s like that the switch or the AP lost the ARP entry of the Wifi device.
We made several Package traces, send several logs, Tech data, Screenshots, checked DNS, changed to 8.8.8.8 as DNS server, etc.
Last change was to make 6, 12, 24Mbps as basic on all 2,4 and 5Ghz radio profiles, but it doesn´t makes sense to me, because it would also happen on Windows and IOS, which doesn´t.
It happens on AP305C and AP250. Also AX profile was removed and everything is running in g/n or ac.
The only workaround is to ping the device from inside of the network. In most cases, the first 2 packages are lost and than it´s reachable and the device change the mode to "connected".
Do you still have the same situation: Android Device gets an IP from DHCP but no internet?
08-15-2022 07:49 AM