Dot1q packet drops in Palo Alto Firewall

mudvayn15
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Dot1q packet drops in Palo Alto Firewall

Hi All,

 

Just need to get some advice regarding this issue, after the Meraki stacks were installed. 
The Palo alto started getting flow_rcv_dot1q_tag_err from the same VLAN and Client.

 

I checked the dashboard and it shows the following

 

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Stack Member 2 Port 48
IP: 10.5.4.2
MAC: 02:02:0a:05:04:02
VLAN: 404
 
Stack Member 5 Port 47
IP: 10.5.4.2
MAC: 02:01:0a:05:04:02
VLAN: 404

The customer says that they never encountered packet drops in the firewall before using old switch stacks (not meraki). 
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Brash
Kind of a big deal
Kind of a big deal

Possibly spanning tree related?

What can Cause flow_rcv_dot1q_tag_err errors? - Knowledge Base - Palo Alto Networks

 

What is the old switchport config in comparison to the Meraki switchport config?

mudvayn15
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The configuration is as follows for both ports.

 

interface GE0/x
description 32-063
switchport access vlan 464
switchport mode access
switchport voice vlan 600
spanning-tree portfast

 

Previously the load-balancer VLAN is using 464, on the new meraki, it is now using 404

This is the config in Meraki

Stack 2 Port 48

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Stack 5 Port 47

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RaphaelL
Kind of a big deal
Kind of a big deal

This was really the port configured towards the PA ? Odd seeing a voice vlan configured.

 

 

Hi, the uplink to PA is this port. 

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mudvayn15
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Hi All, 

Will this cause the issue?

Stack Member 2 Port 48
IP: 10.5.4.2
MAC: 02:02:0a:05:04:02
VLAN: 404
 
Stack Member 5 Port 47
IP: 10.5.4.2
MAC: 02:01:0a:05:04:02
VLAN: 404

The same IP address with a different mac address, from what I know it will cause a loop but I don't see any logs showing up in Meraki. 

Only the Palo Alto Firewall is getting 802.1q packet drops. 
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