WIFI and LAN Communication issue on Meraki Security Appliance MX-250

Yash_03
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WIFI and LAN Communication issue on Meraki Security Appliance MX-250

Hi Folks,

 

Can some one pls help out here?

 

There is an issue with communication between our WiFi VLAN (VLAN 60) and Data VLAN (VLAN 70). All SVI and DHCP is configured on MX-250 Security appliance where no security policies applied on MX-250 (only default policy any to any is allowed). after some t-shooting here are the observations:

  1. WiFi subnet (VLAN 60) cannot reach LAN subnet (VLAN 70) for machines with Windows OS and printers.
  2. WiFi subnet (VLAN 60) can reach LAN subnet (VLAN 70) for machines with macOS.
  3. WiFi subnet (VLAN 60) can reach other LAN subnets.
  4. LAN subnet (VLAN 70) can reach WiFi subnet (VLAN 60).
  5. LAN subnet (VLAN 70) can reach other LAN subnets.

 

It would be great help if someone can help me in this scenario.

 

Thanks in advance!!!

 

5 Replies 5
KarstenI
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Sounds like if the Windows firewall is blocking incoming connections.

Yes, I have turned off the Windows Firewall settings, but still encountering the same issue.

KarstenI
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Capture the problematic traffic on the MX LAN-side to see if the traffic is entering and leaving the MX.

PhilipDAth
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Double check that hosts on the WiFi and LAN subnet are using the correct subnet mask and default gateway.

IvanJukic
Meraki Employee
Meraki Employee

Hi @Yash_03,

Sounds like Asymetric path selection is happening here. I'm assuming you have a Switch connected to the MX firewall to service all these VLANs and Hosts. If so, I would recommend confirming the ports on the MX and any downstream switch have the VLAN configuration matching .i.e. Same Trunk details (Native VLANs & Tagged VLANS) or Access VLANs etc.

The MX LAN ports do not behave like regular Switch ports. See below guide for further details.

https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Networks_and_Routing/MX_Layer_2_Functionality

 

 


Cheers,

Ivan Jukić,
Meraki APJC

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