I have tried accessing the webUI on a fresh out-of-the-box C9300-48T-A, with no luck -- not getting addresses from on-board DHCP. Per Cisco's (and everyone else's) instructions, you have to:
- Set your PC to receive DHCP - done
- Boot up the switch with nothing connected - done
- Don't enter anything at initial config prompt - done (connected via console to ensure the prompt is still there)
- Connect your PC to any port on the active supervisor (used straight-through and cross-over cable, just to verify) - done (tried multiple interfaces)
- Wait 3 minutes - done
- DHCP should assign an IP of 192.168.1.1 to your PC - This is where it fails. I'm just getting a 169 APIPA every time. I've also tried on a MacBook and different PCs, just in case.
I've tried setting the port as a static 192.168.1.1, in case DHCP isn't doing it's thing for whatever reason, but no such luck.
I've tried entering https://192.168.1.1 into many different browsers, cleared cache, but no luck.
Only extras we have on this switch, is it shipped with a 4X module, and 2 PSUs -- don't think any of that should matter.
EDIT: We went ahead with the base config, and after configuring our management VLAN IP, we're able to get into the WebUI via that IP -- so it seems the out-of-the-box DHCP just wasn't configured, not assigning the IP to the host. Not really a solution, since this was "supposed" to be automatically assigned without any CLI config, but oh well, it's a result. Will test the WebUI on the remaining 4 we have just to see if they behave any differently.
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