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Dec 11 2019
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Dec 9 2019
11:24 PM
Are you plugging directly into the MX, or something else (like a switch) and then the MX? Tried both ways, either with a trunk port to a switch, or with one of the ports configured for access. In both instances devices are issued an IP and connectivity to the MX is fine, the issue is getting beyond the MX. If something else, are you using VLANs on the MX? Have you got a matching VLAN config on the switch? See above, if there were mismatching VLANS, clients wouldn't be able to ping the MX. Can clients ping the MX default gateway? Yes Can clients ping the Internet by IP address (such as ping 8.8.8.8)? Nope
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Dec 9 2019
11:22 PM
MX can ping google. How about clients? How about traceroute on clients? Clients can't ping google, traceroute from a client stops at the MX If the internet is working. and the MX is not blocking? As far as I can tell it's not. Firewall rules are as set out of the box, so anything is allowed out. the PCs native firewall is not blocking? Turned off any other 3rd party product is not blocking? No, same issue with IP phones, Linux machines, Windows machines etc. It's not a client issue.
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Dec 9 2019
11:20 PM
Yeah it is a new device. the Meraki can ping the devices that are issued IP's and similarly the devices can ping the gateway IP on the MX, but no client can get beyond that point. It screams NAT not working, or a rule blocking to me, but there's nowhere for me to configure the former, and the latter is all on the defaults, i.e. anything can go out!
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Dec 9 2019
3:16 PM
Hi, I attempted to deploy an MX64 earlier today and failed miserably, clients were issued an IP address as expected, however no traffic ever hit the internet. Is there a trick to get the PAT/hide NAT working correctly? The MX could ping Google etc fine and I'm managing the device visa the cloud dashboard with no issues.. Firewall rules were all left to default, so I can't see those being an issue. Basically there's so little to configure on the device I don't know what I can do to try to resolve, a typical ASA etc would be easier for me personally to fix! Any tips or pointers much appreciated Cheers Rich
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