Does anyone have experience with Active/Active BGP Peering for two vMX devices in Azure? I am able to create one BGP peer between an Azure Route Server and one vMX. But not two BGP peers for active/active and redundancy. Short description: vMX1 <-> peer1 <-> Azure Route Server (ARS) vMX2 <-> peer2 <-> Azure Route Server (ARS) The problem I'm running into. The Azure Route Server has a /27 subnet, for example 10.0.0.0/27 In order for routing from Meraki SD-WAN to succeed, this prefix must be added as a local prefix on both vMX devices. And so the SD-WAN/AutoVPN recognizes two routes to the same IP prefix, but only one is used. In the Azure VM at virtual interface, Effective Routes, there is only one route to one of the vMX devices. But there should be two in the routing table to work as ECMP (Equal Cost Multipath)
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