How it reduced from 60ms to 2ms

AnkitSharma1
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How it reduced from 60ms to 2ms

Team,

 

We have two sites in Mexico; one is a data center and the other is a different site. What I have noticed is that before applying the policy below, I was getting a 60 ms latency from source to destination, but now I see a drastic reduction. I want to understand the reason for this change. If you can provide an answer, I would appreciate it. For your information, we have two WAN connections (WAN1 and WAN2), load balancing enabled, and auto VPN enabled.

 

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BlakeRichardson
Kind of a big deal
Kind of a big deal

Was VPN traffic previously using WAN 2? If so have you tried running a trace route to see if there is a bottle neck somewhere? 

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RWelch
Head in the Cloud

SD-WAN Internet Policies (SD-Internet) 

I believe this document might help explain it.

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RWelch
Head in the Cloud

@Ryan_Miles might be able to chime in/shed some light on it?

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Ryan_Miles
Meraki Employee
Meraki Employee

Not much info to go off of. I would ask the same as @BlakeRichardson as it sounds like after the config change traffic is taking a different WAN path.

Ryan

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RWelch
Head in the Cloud

Dynamic Path Selection is what I believe reduces the latency.

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