Can't ping gateway from test VLAN

BSD54
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Can't ping gateway from test VLAN

I am trying to get our new Layer 3 Meraki up and running.  I am having an issue with the test VLAN I set up not able to ping the gateway.  I am not sure what I am missing.  I can ping google from the management VLAN but not VLAN100.

 

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alemabrahao
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Do you have any ACL applied?

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alemabrahao
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Another question, what source are you trying to ping from? from another machine within the network?

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ww
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Your internet router does not know the way back to your test vlan subnet

BSD54
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Here is a sketch of my network.  We are just trying to get the new layer 3 up and running broadcasting its' own VLAN so we know everything is working.  This is my first experience getting a layer 3 switch up and running.  I was handed this network so didn't have any part of the original setup.  Is having the new Meraki Layer 3 running with the Catalyst Layer 3 messing it up. On the Meraki if I ping google from the 172.18.28.4 interface it works great.  If I ping google from the 10.124.100.1 interface I get nothing.

 

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ww
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Your router needs a route back for 10.124.100/24 to next hop 172.18.28.4

PhilipDAth
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When you say "gateway", which specific gateway can "it" not ping?  Also what is "it" (what are you doing the ping from - the MS?)

 

Does the Meraki MS have a default gateway pointing to 172.28.18.1?

Can the MS ping 172.28.18.1?

Does everything have the correct subnet mask?

 

CFStevens
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Hey @BSD54 ,  

 

As others have stated, it would be best to know what your source IP address of the pings will be as well as the destination IP you are trying to ping. I agree with @ww in that it would be best to double check and confirm you have a return route from your upstream router to the downstream subnet you are pinging from. 

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