Uplink with 100% loss

nverdugo
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Uplink with 100% loss

Dear comunity i have an issue with an MX-84 int hte summary reports show both uplinks with 100% loss for last 3 months.

 

best regards

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CptnCrnch
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So...what exactly is your question?!

nverdugo
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i want to know, what can i do for get an real report from the uplinks like 4 mounts ago, or if is some bug


@CptnCrnch wrote:

So...what exactly is your question?!


 

NolanHerring
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Can you provide a screen shot please 😃
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nverdugo
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upink100.jpg

here show the 100% loss on both uplinks

cmr
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The uplinks are down and cannot see the internet, do you believe otherwise?

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NolanHerring
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So if the MX are actually up and running, then the issue might be simple.

Go to Security & SD-WAN > SD-WAN & Traffic Shaping > Uplink statistics and add a new destination

Change it from Google to something else that you know you can reach. Change the default to the new one and uplink status should reflect that.

I had an MX once sitting behind another firewall that was blocking Google DNS, so it was showing 100% down even though it wasn't. Had to add in 1.1.1.1 instead
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nverdugo
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thanks Nolan i follow your sugestion

 

regards

BlakeRichardson
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@nverdugo If Nolans suggestion doesn't work and its not running on a cellular connection as suggested I would open a support case as there it not much more help the forums can provide on this particular issue. 

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PhilipDAth
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I'm guessing your MX is running on a cellular data connection?

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