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I have deployed a vEdge router in Azure but it is failing to connect to vSmart. Certificates/root certs are okay and I can see a connection attempt to vBond. "show orchestrator connections-history" shows local/remote errors as RXTRDWN/DISTLOC so t...
There is a simpler way to achieve this which does not require any traffic engineering. Simply configure the command "Last Resort Circuit" under the "backup" tunnel-interface in vpn0. This means that whilst the main interface is up and has control c...
I wonder if service-chaining could be used to redirect the traffic from VPN0 to the Riverbed in your service VPN? https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/routers/sdwan/configuration/policies/vedge-20-x/policies-book/service-chaining.html For LAN to WA...
Okay, after much testing and debugging it appears that the problem was that I was hitting this bug https://bst.cloudapps.cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCvp75927 I am using an internal CA and when viewing the installed cert on the vEdge (show certificate i...
Yes the valid-vsmarts are on the vedge. Update: I raised a TAC case for this because everything is configured as it should be. TAC agrees with this and are investigating.
Hi Kanan, No that's the whole problem. The vEdge can reach vBond (and vManage) and is authenticated and is also in the list of valid vedges on ALL controllers. I only need the default 2 control connections - but it isn't even trying. I have also ju...
