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(arubamaster) #show user mac f0:d5:bf:b7:c5:55 Seems that it understands correct role but still no IP-address. It is not visible if I check 'show user ap-name'.ДЄttachment is of debug log of the controller when the computer connects. The computer is visible and connected to the AP when issuing 'show user mac'.

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Not sure this is an Aruba problem or if it is HP or Windows but hopefully you can help me. Only solution is to restart the computer a couple of times and then it works but as you can understand it is not a very good solution.

No logs of the computers exists when this problem occurs.

Can't find anything interesting in the event viewer.ДHCP server is Windows 2012 R2. Random computers with random models are affected and doesn't mather if it is Win7 or Win10. 11:56:59,012 INFO Core.PolicyResCollector - getSohr: Failed to generate SohrД¬omputers are HP and running Win7 and Win10. 11:56:59,007 ERROR Common.NadClientTable - getNadClient: Unknown NadClient X.X.X.X 11:56:59,008 INFO Core.PETaskRadiusCoAEnfProfileBuilder - getApplicableProfiles: No radius_coa enforcement profiles applicable for this device 11:56:59,012 INFO Core.XpipPolicyResHandler - populateResponseTlv: PETaskPostureOutput does not exist. It affects both our new environment and our old.ДЇrom logs: 11:56:59,007 WARN Core.SessionInfoOperations - Skip SessionInfoOperations::persistSessionInfo because of NULL NAD or NAD IP matching localhost Can't find any other issues with the keywords I'm searching on. Only thing I can find is that some logs differ in the clearpass logs, see attachments. I have searched but not found any solution to this. If we login with a local user on the computer we can see that the wifi is connected but it has the yellow triangle above the wifi icon. We are using machine authentication with Clearpass and the client is accepted but the user is not able to login since the computer does not have an IP-address. For some weeks ago we have started having some issues with computers not being able to retreive an IP-address from our DHCP-server at the CTRL+ALT+DELETE screen. I'm working in a municipality with the wireless network.

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