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Are you using PSK on @hp_networking unified wireless? #uww #wlan
If the answer is yes and you have more than 4000 devices... my first question why the heck are you not using 802.11x???? ugh...PSK!
Well..ok...i'm be a hater... maybe a little...
If you are, you might be running into a built in limitation on the PSK services on a unified wireless controller. Its pretty easy to work around, you just need to turn on a dummy mac authenticaiton and you can blast past the 4096 limit. Here's a quick example (note... not my config, stolen from someone else)
Well..ok...i'm be a hater... maybe a little...
If you are, you might be running into a built in limitation on the PSK services on a unified wireless controller. Its pretty easy to work around, you just need to turn on a dummy mac authenticaiton and you can blast past the 4096 limit. Here's a quick example (note... not my config, stolen from someone else)
Example:
interface WLAN-ESS5
port link-type hybrid
port hybrid vlan 1
untagged
mac-vlan enable
port-security port-mode
mac-and-psk
port-security tx-key-type
11key
port-security
preshared-key
pass-phrase cipher
$c$3$7k97WmbO3E0yA0jT4YQy6xP69Sq
mac-authentication domain isp
#
wlan service-template 5
crypto ssid aaa
bind WLAN-ESS 5
cipher-suite ccmp
security-ie rsn
service-template enable
#
domain isp
authentication lan-access
none
authorization lan-access
none
accounting lan-access
none
access-limit disable
state active idle-cut
disable
self-service-url disable
Adding the following underlined is the fix.
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