SD WAN Policies

[Johnfnadez]

Hi I have a MX64 and I wanted no configure SD WAN policies but it does not appear 😞

Does anyone know what happen?

[DarrenOC]

What firmware is your MX running?

[Johnfnadez]

The lastest stable

[GlenW70]

I too am seeing this condition.

Latest stable firmware  MX 14.53

We have ~150 MX60/64s

None are showing the SD-WAN policies

Only IP Flow Preferences.

Our standard configuration is to prefer WAN1 and only use WAN2 in a failover mode.

I have tested enabling load-balancing and active-active VPN to see if any change but none.

I do have a pair of MX84 in Asia and they DO have the proper options but are only network I can find that does.

Opened case with Meraki and they are coming up empty initially and continue to research.

[GlenW70]

OK have solution 

You must have active/active tunnels enable for this to work (thinking about it makes sense otherwise you'd only have single tunnel to use)

We also had a back end change made to our dashboard long ago that disabled active/active regardless of what GUI showed.

Support was able to adjust the override in our dashboard (now that GUI works properly)

After doing that AND enabling active/active VPN and doing a full refresh on page we see VPN flow preferences!

[MarkiP]

What in particular are you trying to do?

Flow preferences are available if you click "Add a preference".

Your traffic shaping rules should be further down the page.

[cmr]

If you only have one MX64 in the organization you cannot configure an SD-WAN, you need at least two, one each in separate networks.

[Johnfnadez]

Mmm I don´t think so, bc I have customers with just one MX and one branch and they have this option.

Regards

[Johnfnadez]

Yes but in this option I just configure L3 rules to prefer the outbound traffic flow.

Regards

[Phu_LeoNguyen]

Hi John,

do you find the solution for this issue? I get the same issue. if you have the solution, please share me.

Thanks and regard

[alemabrahao]

They already gave you the solution in the discussion you created.