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a week ago
Hi Shubh3738 current topology Regarding this, could you tell me what changes to make in my network,? 😞
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a week ago
Hi Connect the MXs together, I have not seen that in any configuration guide, do you have something that details that, The other thing that happens is that the MX (the secondary one) does not go out to the internet, I think I will first make it have a connection to the dashboard directly, without doing HA. I did the following activities What I did were the following steps: - I connected the 2nd MX directly to the internet port (with my ISP router) giving it a LAN IP so that it goes to the internet without any success. (for that the main MX disconnects it from the network) - I connected the 2 MXs to my switch that I have, configured them in a vlan - I connected the 2 MX together in the LAN ports (As if it were a switch) and I did not access the internet either VRRP support MX and only switch MS120 ??
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a week ago
I have an ISP modem from the provider, it must be /30, I still launched the query and below I have the current MX
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a week ago
Hi I only have one ISP, as I drew it in my topology But I want to know how the second MX would enter, what the physical connection that I would have to make would be, the tests I did were unsuccessful according to what I described, That's why I was looking for a guide with 1 ISP (1 public IP) - 2 MX and 1 Switch Has anyone made a similar configuration? In other forum posts I saw that at some point they connected the MXs to each other for the HA but there were STP problems. And it was not advisable to do that.
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a week ago
Hi alemabrahao Thank you for responding. If I review the document you indicate, in the attached document I only see topologies or designs with 2 ISPs, 2 MX and 2 Switches. Not with 1 Switch, 1 ISP and 2 MX. What would be the step by step to follow? Because when I add the additional MX to the dashboard it automatically reads it from Warm spare, I tell you the steps I do - I connect the 2nd MX Internet port directly to the ISP Router and it does not go out to the Internet even though I configure an internal IP of the internal network segment. - Connect the LAN port of the MX to the switch and it is not recognized as L2 either. - by no means does it recognize the 2nd MX with internet access. Maybe I am making some mistake in the physical part? That's why I wanted a guide with 1 ISP, 2MX and 1 SW, to know what configuration to apply.
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a week ago
Hi experts I have a question regarding the architecture of Warm Spare with the MX, I share with you my small diagram that I have, they are more AP's but I have simplified it as understandable as possible. I also tell you that I only have 1 ISP and I am close to hiring a 2nd ISP (in the future) An additional MX was recently purchased from the company for redundancy and I saw that no license is required, I tried to configure it following the video by Francisco Tello (Meraki SE), attached Link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHfr90en9As I tried to replicate this configuration on my network, of course with the vlans that I have on my network, but I had problems, my network goes down, maybe I'm forgetting something, I don't know if they have configured it that way or if something additional has to be done. I will wait for your valuable comments.
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