Hi Michel,   That little blue dot under your AP in the middle is what you are looking for, I've found that the location is not always accurate but it does help to give you an idea of where that device is. Below is an example of a few hosts in some of the networks I manage.       Hope this helps.   ... View more

I have dual internet circuits terminated on my MX68, running Active/Ready and can ping both from the internet so yes, you should expect the same results. The problem you are describing seems to be related to the circuit itself, not the MX. I'm curious to know if the same carrier is providing both circuits, but anyway, if that's something you really need to pursue, I'd have a ticket open with your ISP provider.   Hope this helps.   ... View more

Hi,   Is there an specific reason why you are trying to ping the WAN interfaces from the LAN? The 192.168.0.1 is the  internal firewall interface which is the internal user's default gateway, this is the default configuration of the firewall which allows the firewall to provide internet access right out of the box. you should be fine as long as both interfaces are in the firewall are registering to the dashboard as Active/Ready.   Also, part of the default configuration is to have WAN load balancing disable, if you want to enable load balance (Active/Active) you need to enable it under:   Security & SD-WAN --> Configure --> SD-WAN & Traffic Shaping --> Uplink selection --> load balancing   Hope this helps.     ... View more

It can also be that the stacking of the switches is not working properly on either the 425s or 355s. You might want to try bringing up the LACP connection using a single 425 and 355 first, if this works then the problem will point to switch stacking. ... View more

Hi Terk, sounds like BPDU guard could be enabled on either end. Can you share a screenshot of the port config on both ends? ... View more