• No support for fragmentation and reassembly for encapsulated frames that result in an MTU violation. Such
frames will be dropped.
• Packets from ports configured with Port-Based Tunnels will not be bridged with locally switched ports.
Features that are blocked when Port-Based Tunnels are configured and the scope of the block (either globally, on
a port basis or on a VLAN basis):
Feature Blocked globally/per port/ VLAN with Port-
Based Tunneling
IP multicast routing Global
Openflow Global
Q-in-Q Global
Distributed Trunking Global
Mesh Global
VXLAN Global
IP address: manual and dhcp VLAN
802.1x, mac auth, webauth, LMA, port
security
Port
DIPLD (IPv4/IPv6) Port
DSNOOP (IPv4/IPv6) VLAN
ARP protect VLAN
RA guard Port
Virus throttling Port
BYOD VLAN
Trunk Profile cannot be applied to a trunk
PBR policies VLAN
VSF on a Port-Based Tunnel configured
port
Port
Source port/Multicast filters Port
DHCP client/Server/Relay VLAN
Preventing double tunneling of Aruba Access Points
When an Aruba Access Point (AP) is connected to a port on which Port-Based Tunneling is configured, there are
two tunnels from that port to the Controller - one for the AP and another for the tunneled node. To improve
616 Aruba 2930F / 2930M Management and Configuration Guide
for ArubaOS-Switch 16.08
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