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Security / SD-WAN. I cant telnet or SSH
Meraki is blocking me from telnet or SSH into other devices, please anyone with possible assistance as to how i can correct this should please respond asap.
Thanks
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Are you and all the devices you are trying to ssh from and to behind the MX (local traffic)? Same VLAN?
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yes
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Hi @samgbuyi
If the src and dst are on the same vlan that resides behind the MX there would be no enformement being done on the MX as there is no L3 involved.
I believe you problem is in relation to something else. I'm certain you will have the same result if you unplug the lan interface on the MX from your switch.
Perhaps check the server itself.
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i do experience it only when i have the MX on, if i disconnect the MX i can telnet and ssh to all device
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Is your MX in passthrough mode and in between the computer and the SSH devices?
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yes its in between the system and the device
MX to switch
WLC to switch
Router to switch basically for VoiP
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Can you also confirm if the MX is in passthrough mode?
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As @BrechtSchamp asked if the MX is in passthrough will help determine the issue. Below you can check that setting.
Security & SD-WAN > Configure > Addressing & VLANs > Deployment Mode - Will be Routed or Passthrough
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As it is routed it must be separate VLANs either side. Are you on the WAN side, or the LAN side? Is the device you need to say/telnet to on the WAN side or the LAN side?
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I am trying to connect from my laptop which is on WAN
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Disable IDS or turn it down
Security & SD-WAN > Configure > Threat protection
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I have the same problem. Content filtering is disabled. I can ping the host, but i cannot SSH into it.
There is no firewall rule blocking the port.
And, when i take off the MX (MX67), i can SSH into the device perfectly.
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I'm having the same issue. "Content filtering is disabled. I can ping the host, but i cannot SSH into it. There is no firewall rule blocking the port. "
Removing our MX85 allows SSH connections to function. I'm attempting to SSH into our router connected to the WAN side of the MX95.
