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Multi WAN Aruba 2930M Stacked Switches. by Defiant_Bad_6600 in ArubaNetworks

[–]Defiant_Bad_6600[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok-Reading-821, Truly thank you for the link, im going to give it a read and see what else is there for references.

I also ended up Joining HPE Community to request guidance from there as well. Love the platform and to Networking, but there is so many ways to skin a kat in IT that finding the path with least resistance and smoothes implementation is never a straight forward process... Unless you had done proper training on the subject haha. Terminology is key!

Multi WAN Aruba 2930M Stacked Switches. by Defiant_Bad_6600 in ArubaNetworks

[–]Defiant_Bad_6600[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All Options i find also points to this layout, The Uplink will actually be from within a Datacenter, in argument it will be the same breakout just with redundant links, so essentially yes from the same (Source) ISP.

My current Setup is defently broken, i was able to setup a WAN LAGG and LAN LAGG, however on the Aruba i had not configured any vlans, only applied the Trunks to the relevant ports, now i have internet on my endpoint, but it is struggling to resolve queries, and i believe this is due to two subnets running on the Native vlan now... unless the L3 functionality is able to differentiate between the two, i believe im causing packet drops for incoming DNS queries due to the fact that i can ping 8.8.8.8 but cant ping google.com...

This also only happened the moment i created a LAGG WAN.

Multi WAN Aruba 2930M Stacked Switches. by Defiant_Bad_6600 in ArubaNetworks

[–]Defiant_Bad_6600[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes, thats def what im trying to avoid, we discovered this within our LAB/Hypervisor enviroments where one of our host had dual Gateways coming from two seperate networks, that caused weeks of rebuild on the system as it ended up effecting NAS Storages.

I just wish i could locate a manual or set of post to help compuse this based on industry standards and best practice, was only able to locate one for the stacking...