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Kronos01

We have a few users in a satellite office experiencing intermittent packet loss throughout the day. They experience it the most when on a Teams/Zoom call and are disconnected anywhere between 4-5 minutes. I can see that it spikes around 1.1-2% at most. We've already had our ISP test the modem and had good upstream/downstream signal. The firewall is up to date and has been rebooted since the issues started. We have not made any network config changes or hardware changes since the issues have started. I've thought about doing a packet capture however it's difficult to know when the packet loss is ongoing, since it is intermittent.

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Latency would show a gap if you dont have service for 4-5 minutes.

You have a default route in vpn?

Are there no event logs

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DarrenOC

Hi @Kronos01 , how are your users connected? Wireless or wired?

How many users at this site utilising the MX?

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Kronos01

We have 6-7 users there daily, with all of them on Wifi. The firewall is connected by site-site vpn.

BlakeRichardson

The MX65 is recommended for around 50 client devices. Are you within that recommended threshold?

Are you using a site to site VPN at all?

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Kronos01

We have about 6-7 users there during the week, and yes, site-site vpn is being utilized.

Dipen

We had a same issue and still having it, We have tried reaching out to MX representative and according to them it's our ISP now when we reached out to our ISP they think it's our Firewall.. It's like never ending game to be honest.

I had a shell script that would continuously ping, tracert and store the results in Notepad - Maybe try doing that for a day and see if you get any timed out request?

Kronos01

Cox Communications told us that it was beyond their scope, and to check our firewall also. The firewall is getting a bit older now so it may be time to put it in the 2025 refresh. It's still under warranty, so that may be the best solution until we're able to replace it with a newer MX.

DarrenOC

For 6-7 users I’d be staggered if it’s the MX device that’s at fault here!