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robfromsc · ‎Jul 29 2024

While deploying a Azure VMX is it best practice to deploy a firewall in front of the VMX? I currently have a 0 trust network with firewalls behind the vmx but I see conflicting information on deploying a firewall in front of the vmx.

robfromsc · ‎Aug 16 2021

I currently have the Vmx behind a palo alto firewall in Azure. I'm able to see the Vmx being utilized as a hub in the Meraki dashboard. My issue is servers and other vm's i spin in Azure will only show up as a client in the dashboard if I have the udr for those servers/vm's pointing towards the vmx. Our current environment we have all devices pointing towards the palo alto interface. The servers/vm's don't show up on the dashboard as clients and cant communicate with remove mx's whenever I point the udr towards the palo. In short does anyone know if the Azure servers and vm's have to have a udr pointed towards the vmx for them to be considered a client?

robfromsc · ‎Mar 16 2021

It was a layer 8 issue (my fault) . I had the local lan advertisement as a /21 but the new subnet was encompassed with the /21. I appreciate your assistance.

robfromsc · ‎Mar 16 2021

I'm having an issue and need some advice. -Azure Vmx is located in subnet A in Vnet 1 -Azure Vm's located in subnet B in Vnet 1 can communicate with remote Mx clients outside of Azure -Azure Vm's located in Vnet 2 subnet A has been peered to Vnet 1. Vm's in Vnet 1 and Vnet 2 can communicate (inside Azure). Issue: -Azure Vm's located in Vnet2 can't communicate with remote mx's and devices outside of Azure. The issue seems to be Vm's located in the peered Vnet2 isn't showing up as a client device on the VMX. Is this by design or am I missing a step?

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