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Hello Can someone help me resolve my issue with the AWS security group on the vMX instance?I have a connection from my on-premise network to the AWS VPC via Meraki vMX, and everything works fine.However, I would like to apply some firewall restrictio...
Hi @msimonta It is not blocked by the Security Group because of the very nature of VPN. The vMX is a software that acts as the encryption termination point for your VPN tunnel, inside the EC2 instance; this means the ENI of the EC2 instance only sees...
Hello @msimonta Thank You for the supportI tried to do what you said, and yes traffic from the another EC2 instance was blockedCould you please explain why traffic that goes through the VPN tunnel from on-premises resources is not blocked by the vMX ...
Yes, I had the same thought, but unfortunately, inbound traffic is being ignored for some reason.Below is a screenshot of my Security Group's inbound rules; as you can see, it's empty.However, for outbound traffic, I have a rule that allows all traff...
Hello @bonzovt Can you please help me with a similar issue?I also have a tunnel between AWS and my on-premise resources via Meraki vMX, but additionally, I would like to apply some firewall rules in my AWS account, so I added them to a security group...
