vSZ-D Ruckus GRE tunnel

Question

SSID is not broadcasted when "Tunnel WLAN traffic through Ruckus GRE" is selected.

I don' t use NAT.

In the AP ZONE the tunnel selected is one created with Ruckus Tunnel mode GRE. 
On the vSZ-D the # of Ruckus GRE Tunnel is zero.
What is missing in my configuration ?

martin_martin · Answer

Hi,

As mentioned if you want user traffic tunneled the AP needs to know what the IP address of the vSZ-D is. In the above list I see no IP address of the vSZ-D.

Also in the above output I see no tunnel up:

Current tunnel ID: N/A

Current failover mode: 0

Current connected SCG-D: N/A

Current connected SCG-D subject: N/A

Current connected SCG-D serial: N/A

Current Session UpTime: N/A

Regards

Martin

kristphr · Answer

@martin_martin hey Martin.

on the output, it displays this:

------ TUNNELMGR Information ------

tunnelmgr Service:Enabled

Tunnel Establishment: Disabled

Tunnel IPSec: Disabled

Tunnel Authentication:Enabled

Tunnel Cipher:Disabled

Tunnel Cipher Key Len: 128

Tunnel Forward Bcast: Disabled

PMTU: Auto

PMTU Discovery: Enabled

Node Affinity:Disabled

Force Fragmentation:Disabled

Offload:Disabled

Tunnel Type: Ruckus-GRE

SCG-D IP List:

SCG-D Subject List:

Internal Subnet:10.255.0.0

No GRE over UDP

Keep Alive Interval/Retry-limit: 10/6

Keep Alive Interval2: N/A

Keep Alive Count: N/A

Force Primary Interval: N/A

------- Run Time Status (Debug) -------

Current tunnel ID: N/A

Current failover mode: 0

Current connected SCG-D: N/A

Current connected SCG-D subject: N/A

Current connected SCG-D serial: N/A

Current Session UpTime: N/A

Current Keep Alive retry count: N/A

Number of tunnel (re)establishment: 0

FIPS mode: Disable

Reason on last re-establishment:

Suggested action:

Ipsec state : IPSEC_BEGIN

Ping default gateway from last disconnection: N/A

------ Logging parameters ------

Log Console:Disable

Log Level:3

----------- gre1 status -----------

gre1: RX packets N/A errors:N/A dropped:N/A

gre1: TX packets N/A errors:N/A dropped:N/A

OK

This is connected and pointing to the vSZ/D

martin_martin · Answer

Hi Reggie,

If you tunnel the traffic, and the AP cannot reach the default gw or controller it will not broadcast the SSID.

So i think the AP cannot reach the vDP / vSZ

look on the AP via CLI and do get tunnelmgr

Regards

Martin