How could by spokes communicate with each other yet not with my hub?
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>Are the routes on the hub set to participate in vpn?
+1. This is the first thing I would check if there are no VPN firewall rules.
Using vpn firewall rules
https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Site-to-site_VPN/Site-to-site_VPN_Firewall_Rule_Behavior
One question, do you want them to communicate without having to go through the Hub?
I do want them to communicate. I didn't really explain my issue well. My issue is that neither spoke appears to be communicating with the hub.
I believe it is very difficult not to communicate with the Hub, as communication between two spokes must go through the Hub, how did you find this out? Did you do a packet capture on the Hub?
Are the hub subnets in the spoke route table?
Are the routes on the sub set to participate in vpn?
Any vpn firewall rules that prevent this?
>Are the routes on the hub set to participate in vpn?
+1. This is the first thing I would check if there are no VPN firewall rules.
I searched route table and found an old route that was taking priority. Deleted old route and now good. Thanks.