Dashboard Issues?

[anythinghosted]

Is there a problem with the Dashboard and alerts?

I can't seem to access our own one (which is n143), however most of my client networks have also just reported the APs going down (including our own). Ours are still up and accessing the internet.

Anyone else getting something similar?

[anythinghosted]

Maybe they were doing an update to deploy IPv6 .... ? 😀

[redsector]

So it was not my fault 😅

[mteverest]

Everyone's thought right now 🤣

[GaryShainberg]

I think mine has just started working again

[Johann2]

Yip down for us too (Ireland)

[esahuquillo2]

Down here too, based in UK

[WATARM]

Not able to access appliances from meraki cloud. Internet connections working ok.

n176 located in Portugal.

[Calpekid]

Same here alerts for all kit however it seems the kit is still working. Except the AP's that use Meraki Accounts to log into

[Stephan.Hulsmann]

Same here, the Netherlands.

Can access the dashboard but getting flooded with messages of switches, ap's connecting and disconnecting.

[Johann2]

Our dashboard has just come back online for web & mobile (Ireland)

[jordan.hall]

All back now

[GaryShainberg · Accepted solution]

Guys,

Just spoken to Meraki support and there was a BGP issue with BT in the UK and this caused much of the traffic to fail (and I guess route incorrectly) it has been treated as a MI and I am sure we will get more information on what actually happened in due course.

Dies someone want to close this thread otherwise it will gon on and on and on and on

[mteverest]

Thanks for the update.

All of my networks are now back online and the dash is accessible.

[william.north]

That certainly explains the outage for UK-based services, thank you for finding out and sharing. Would this affect users in Europe though? I guess if the servers are based in the UK for numerous European countries that could explain that too.

[GaryShainberg]

@william.north BT is a trier 1 service provider so they peer in all the EU peering locations and therefore if they have a BGP issue it will, in theory, impact on all their traffic in the EU and potentially globally.

So I would guess that Cisco peer with BT in Europe so any Cisco traffic that is routed via the BT or inside BT's AS number is likely to be affected.