HP Aruba JL253A - Preventing Double Tunneling Using Device Profile

performance of APs connected to tunneled node ports, the following configuration parameter under the device
profile feature prevents double tunneling.
The parameter decides whether to allow or not, a tunneled node to be configured on the port on which the device-
profile is applied. Use the command switch(config)# device-profile name <device-profile-name>
[no] allow-tunneled-node.
NOTE: The default setting of device-profile allows tunneled node. Device profile is applied on
the port only by reading Organizational Specific TLV in LLDP packets.
Preventing double tunneling using device profile
device-profile name
Syntax
device-profile name <device-profile-name> [no] allow-tunneled-node
Description
Allows or disallows tunneled node when device profile is applied on that port.
Command context
config
Parameter
<device-profile-name>
Specifies the name of the device profile to be configured.
Usage
To create a device-profile named “test”, execute the following command:
switch(config)# device-profile name test
To allow tunneled-node by the configured device profile parameter, execute the following command:
switch(device-profile)# allow-tunneled-node
Examples
switch(config)# device-profile name <device-profile-name>
switch(device-profile)#
allow-jumbo-frames Configure jumbo frame support for the device port.
allow-tunneled-node Configure Tunneled Node support for the device port.
cos Configure the Class of Service (CoS) priority for
traffic from the device.
egress-bandwidth Configure egress maximum bandwidth for the device port.
ingress-bandwidth Configure ingress maximum bandwidth for the device
port.
poe-max-power Configure the maximum PoE power for the device port.
poe-priority Configure the PoE priority for the device port.
speed-duplex Configure the speed and duplex for the device port.
tagged-vlan Configure this port as a tagged member of the specified
VLANs.
untagged-vlan Configure this port as an untagged member of specified
VLAN.
Execute show run command to display the tunneled mode configuration in an enabled or disabled state:
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