Where can I see the default route?

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Dave_
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Where can I see the default route?

For our MX450 appliances I see lots of static routes under Addressing & VLANs but nothing that says 0.0.0.0 or "Default" or anything like that.

 

I found reference to setting it during initial config but that was by connection laptop to the Meraki and browsing to setup.meraki.com.

 

Thanks

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MerakiDave
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Security & SDWAN > Monitor > Route Table should reflect it, at a minimum, the "default WAN route" for the 0/0 network out the WAN uplink.  Also note that recently there is a "new version" and "old version" of that route table page in Dashboard.

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MerakiDave
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Security & SDWAN > Monitor > Route Table should reflect it, at a minimum, the "default WAN route" for the 0/0 network out the WAN uplink.  Also note that recently there is a "new version" and "old version" of that route table page in Dashboard.

Dave_
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Thank you.  I looked at that but didn't look enough.  Two follow on questions:

 

I see 0.0.0.0/0 with a next hop of "WAN uplink".  Does that mean it will fling it out the WAN port and hope for the best?  I'd prefer to see an IP there.

 

Where do I change it?  Can I add a static to 0.0.0.0/0?

 

 

 

MerakiDave
Meraki Employee
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Correct @Dave_ the gateway of last resort so to speak is always out of any active WAN interface for any MX or Z appliance.  And that's also correct, you can certainly add your own 0.0.0.0/0 route and that should be reflected in the same route table, for example if you want to have a 0/0 route pointing out via a LAN interface and/or shared over an AutoVPN.  

Dave_
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Yeah, I just found the default gateway config under Appliacance Status.  That's cheating though, there shouldn't be configuration bits under a heading that says Monitor because people (*cough*) won't look there.

 

Thank you, and Thanks for confirming that the static for 0.0.0.0/0 will work as well.

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