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Azure vMX-M - One armed concentrator showing 10Mbps half duplex
Fired up our first vMX-M within Azure today and we're seeing the internet port running at 10Mbps/Half duplex. Is this a cosmetic issue or has something been missed off the configuration within Azure?
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They have other customers reporting the same, while the actual traffic passing through is higher than 10Mb.
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I have deployed a vMX-M in Azure aswell, and I see the exact same thing.
I am also wondering if it's a cosmetic thing, or what. But since I have a cut-over deadline for a migration on sunday, I've opened a ticket with Support..
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They have other customers reporting the same, while the actual traffic passing through is higher than 10Mb.
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Awesome - thanks @rhbirkelund @for following that through with support and letting the community know
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I haven't done a VMX-M, but the VMX100 only reports the green "up" and doesn't give the link speed or duplex.
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We ran into some issues but this was mainly quirks in the networking on the VM.
The actual MX piece was a piece of cake.
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Allowing traffic in through Azure had nothing you do with Meraki.
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Meraki keeps claiming that Mircrosoft needs to do this, and it is noting to do with the vMX policy.
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