1017| AirGroup AOS-W 6.5.3.x| User Guide
A domain can be configured only on a master switch only. However, active domains can be added/removed on any
switches.
The following procedure configures a cluster of switches for a domain:
In the WebUI
1. Navigate to Configuration > Advanced Services > AirGroup.
2. Select the AirGroup Settings tab.
3. Under the AirGroup Domains section, click Add New.
4. In the Name field, enter the domain name.
5. In Description field, enter a short description of the domain name.
6. Select the Active checkbox to enlist the domain in the active-domain list of a switch.
7. Under the IP Address section, enter the switch or VRRP IP to be a part of this domain and click Add.
If the deployment includes master or local redundancies, use the VRRP IP address in the domain definition. Else, use
the switch IP address.
8. Click Ok and Apply.
In the CLI
[no] airgroup domain <string>
[no] ip-address <A.B.C.D>
[no] description <string>
Sample Configuration
(host) (config) #airgroup domain Campus1
(host) (config-airgroup-domain) #ip-address 10.10.10.1
(host) (config-airgroup-domain) #ip-address 11.11.11.1
(host) (config-airgroup-domain) #description AirGroup_campus1
Viewing an AirGroup Domain
The following procedure displays a list of AirGroup domains configured:
In the WebUI
1. Navigate to Configuration > Advanced Services > AirGroup.
2. Select the AirGroup Settings tab. The list of AirGroup domains are displayed under the AirGroup
Domains section.
In the CLI
show airgroup domain
Configuring an AirGroup active-domain
AirGroup allows one or more AirGroup domains to be a part of the AirGroup active-domain list of a switch. A
master or local switch may participate in one or more AirGroup cluster based on its active-domain list. The
switch must set the corresponding domain as active for the switch to be part of the AirGroup cluster.
The following procedure configures an AirGroup active-domain for AirGroup cluster:
In the WebUI
For the WebUI procedure, see Configuring an AirGroup Domain on page 1016.
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