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I’ve seen similar messages like this minus the dup MAC in the packets.We have packet loss on the uplink of our vMX which in turn creates VPN tunnel drops. The loss is regularly ranging from 0.3%-5% with spikes up to 100% but mostly around 70%.We are ...
I'm looking for a way to increase the failover delay on my MXs (64, 67, 68, 85, 95). I have in total 102 active MX all with a primary DIA or Broadband circuit and a secondary LTE connection via a LTE router.I am trying to find a way to delay the fail...
I'm not sure how to clear state this so please be kind.I am trying to (temporarily)install switches and access points into a different organization than my own. This is due to a recent acquisition and not being able to transfer the equipment to my or...
Has anyone found a way to block MAC addresses before the MAC is seen on the network? I have a request from layer 8 to block a group of new machines from being able to connect to the wire or wireless networks. Their only access will be via external wi...
We finally have a solution. Final setup is as follows;vMX in dedicated subnet off our hub VNet with no route table associated to the subnet and no NSG. This matches the latest Meraki install guide dated Jan-25.
Our cloud guys have deployed 3 vMX in 3 different subnets, we have seen the same problem in all three. We just built a new vNet and subnet and deployed a new vMX in it. We will be flipping all our sites to this new one tomorrow. Fingers crossed the i...
This is an Azure deployed vMX, no real ISP to call. It's my HUB. We recently deployed a new one in a diff vnet and subnet, hoping this will clear everything up.
We've not used the ISP DNS for the vMX testing but we have used an IP that is internal and one in South Africa. No real change in the packet loss graph. While I'm typing this I did add a Lumen DNS IP and see the same loss.
I have a very similar issue to the packet loss everyone is mentioning. Looking at the uplink data shows packet loss to 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8 up to 60% and to internal IP at 100%. Like someone mentioned above when the increases the AutoVPN drops and we...