Resolved Issues

The error message a-channel 149 $power was displayed in the HPE Aruba Networking Central UI when power or channel was not configured in the payload. The fix ensures that the power or channel is configured in the payload as expected.

In a PDF report, the Generated On time was incorrectly displayed. The fix ensures that the Generated On time is accurately displayed in the PDF reports.

The Authentication Server, Authentication Server Group, Captive Portal Authentication, and MPSK drop-down options did not consist the local profiles that were created at the Global scope. This issue was seen when creating a Local WLAN and Local Server Group profile. The fix ensures that profiles created at any scope level is available for profile configurations.

While editing the Named VLANs profile in HPE Aruba Networking Central, the VLAN Profiles drop-down list incorrectly displayed VLAN profiles as selected even though the profiles were not created. This issue occurred when users created the named VLAN profiles using NBAPI. The fix ensures that the VLAN Profiles drop-down list displays only the created VLAN profiles.

In the Wired Interfaces card of an AOS-CX switch, the POE Denied status took up to 15 minutes to update or remove from the faceplate. The fix ensures that the status is updated as expected.

In the Audit Logs page, the scope ID was displayed instead of scope name when the scope type was Device. This issue occurred because scope name is not present for Devices. The fix ensures that scope displayed Audit Logs page is Global if the type is Global and Serial Number if the type is Device.

A gateway sent incorrect configuration. This issue occurred due to the deletion of a policy rule that referenced an alias, which resulted in partial generation payloads for both the policy and the alias. The fix ensures that the format of the partial generation payload is as expected.

The Troubleshoot page for an AOS-S switch, did not display the Source Interface parameter for the Ping and Traceroute tests. The fix ensures that the Troubleshoot page displays all the details.

Some device details, like hostname or IP address, were not updated in the device table when the details are modified at the device level. The fix ensures that the device table is updated when details are modified.

For APs running on version ArubaOS 8.6.0.3 and earlier, the expected relation between the Unmanaged Switch and the Managed IAP is not being established. The issue occurs due to the absence of the neighbor MAC address in the LLDP data. The fix ensure that the relation is established correctly.

For new devices that were added to a device group, the configuration was not applied to all the new devices during a full synchronization. This issue was due to a bad configuration in the database that led to out-of-sync issues. The fix ensures that a full configuration workflow is triggered whenever a new device is onboarded.

The device group information of an AOS-S switch was retained in the Devices table even when the switch was unassigned from the group. The fix ensures that the device group information is not displayed for devices that are unassigned from the group.

There was a mismatch between the Client Health number displayed on the Sites expanded card and the Clients number displayed on the Sites Dashboard. The fix ensures that the correct client count is displayed.

For a certain site, a mismatch in count of switches was observed in Device Health card on the Network Overview page and Health card at the site context. The fix ensures that the correct count of switches are displayed.

In HPE Aruba Networking Central, the hostname of AOS-S switches was not updated in the Devices table when modified on the switch. The fix ensures that the hostname is updated correctly.

When the RADSec port was enabled, the account port and authentication port was incorrectly enabled. The fix ensures that when RADSec port is enabled, the account port and authentication port are disabled.

HPE Aruba Networking Central incorrectly displays the switch connected to the network as wired clients in the Clients table. The fix ensures that HPE Aruba Networking Central displays correct information in the Clients table.

On hovering over the back icon in the sunburst view, the tooltip displayed an invalid text. The fix ensures the tooltip displays the correct text.

The Link MTU Mismatch alert was not generated when the MTU value was updated. The fix ensures that the Link MTU Mismatch alert is generated when the MTU value is updated.