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Status Under review
Workspace SevOne
Categories Network Management System (NMS)
Created by Guest
Created on Dec 16, 2025

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Enable Static Poller Assignment for Aruba Wi-Fi Plugin to Maintain Geographical Consistency

After enabling the Wi-Fi plugin on Aruba controllers, we observed that all associated APs are automatically added to SevOne. During this process, SevOne dynamically assigns pollers from the cluster, which conflicts with our strategy of assigning pollers based on the device’s geographical location. For example, a controller located in OMA, US West, or an international zone may have its poller from the OMA data center, while some APs linked to that controller are assigned pollers from the RTP data center upon onboarding. Although this is not a major concern, it complicates troubleshooting Wi-Fi issues because logs are distributed across multiple pollers. Additionally, we are unsure if this could introduce delays when retrieving Wi-Fi statistics for a single campus where controllers and APs are split across different data centers.

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