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If the MPLS is your primary then it is expected behavior for the MX to try and attempt to form a tunnel over it. I don't believe there will be an option to disable autoVPN tunnel over a Primary uplink. You can enable Active-Active to have a "quicker...
Hey there, Is your MPLS link your primary or secondary uplink for the MX? And do you have Active-Active Enabled? That may explain the behavior your seeing. If you'd like to have a failover scenario, then follow this KBhttps://documentation.meraki.com...
If the AP the laptop is connected to, is on the same switch the TV is connected to, then you wont need the snooping config. However, you mentioned you have multiple switches in your network so you will need to have the snooping config. What IP addres...
You can see the device 192.168.137.1 is trying to Join a multicast group using IGMPv3If the traffic goes from one switch to another, you need to have an IGMP snooping querier configured on one of your switches. Review this doco here for more info abo...
Do you have multiple switches in your network? Does Miracast work if the clients are connected to an AP that's connected to the same switch the TV's AP is, but not if its a different switch?In that case, you may need to enable an IGMP snooping querie...