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QoS Settings not persisting across reboots

Rucky860
New Contributor III

The other day I ran the following commands on my R650s with Unleashed 200.14.6.1.203:

enable
ap-mode
set qos igmp_query v2 enable
set qos igmp_query v3 enable
set qos mld_query v1 enable
set qos mld_query v2 enable
set qos eth0 mld enable
set qos eth1 mld enable
set qos eth0 directed multicast disable
set qos eth1 directed multicast disable
set qos directedRA disable
set qos directedDHCP disable
set qos forward_querier enable
quit

After both APs are rebooted, the following settings are NOT persisted:

get qos:

IGMP General Query V2/V3: Disabled/Disabled
MLD General Query V1/N2: Disabled/Disabled

get qos eth0/eth1:

Directed Multicast: Enabled

MID Snooping Mode: Disabled

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Hi @Rucky860 

I found the reason, the config changes which you are making is from the "ap-mode" which is not exactly the Master CLI mode but the AP CLI mode. 
After making the changes, it will hold the config, but in fact it will saved as AP config and not in Master config. To save the config in the Master the settings as to be from the "Config" mode rather than the "Ap-mode".

So once the AP reboots, the AP config will override based on the Master config. Which is why the settings made from the ap-mode prompt is not saving.

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syamantakomer
Community Admin
Community Admin

Hello @Rucky860,

You are making these changes from AP mode, which cannot survive the reboot.

Let me ask one of our team members to verify if there is a way to do it and get back to you.


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sanjay_kumar
RUCKUS Team Member

@Rucky860 

I'm checking this in lab and I should be able to provide you with an answer shortly.

Hi @Rucky860 

I found the reason, the config changes which you are making is from the "ap-mode" which is not exactly the Master CLI mode but the AP CLI mode. 
After making the changes, it will hold the config, but in fact it will saved as AP config and not in Master config. To save the config in the Master the settings as to be from the "Config" mode rather than the "Ap-mode".

So once the AP reboots, the AP config will override based on the Master config. Which is why the settings made from the ap-mode prompt is not saving.

Hi @Rucky860 
Let me know if you have any further queries on this.

I've since migrated my APs to Ruckus One, so I can't re-test with your additional information. I do appreciate the response though.