Hello everyone.   I'm facing this issue: My client has just included an MX67 in his network, but after a couple hours functioning correctly, the LED changes its color to ambar and it stays like that. I have tried the next: 1. Disconnect and reconnect the WAN cable. 2. Change the WAN connection to the LAN1 port (it is configured as WAN2). 3. Restart the MX. 4. Reset the MX with a paper clip. The only thing that works is the number 4, but after two or three hours, happens again.   There are two things that I think may be indicators of what is happening: 1. While the MX is functioning, I get this logs very frecuently:         "Ethernet port carrier change --- device: port1, carrier: true"         "Ethernet port carrier change --- device: port3, carrier: true" 2. Our public IP appears in Brightcloud as phishing, but this is a recent problem and we are working on it.   Also, while the LED is ambar, I cannot get an IP from the LAN and the MX is configured as DHCP server. I tried to set a static IP in my pc to get access to the local management but it doesn't work. The page does not load.   Is there any solution you know? Thanks in advance. ... View more

Hi,   We have an MX connected to a MS and then, to an ISR. MX <--> MS <--> ISR   The ISR is our Voice Gateway, which is VLAN 30 (IP = 10.10.30.1), and it has a Management interface which stands in VLAN 10 (IP = 10.10.10.1). In order to access our voice vlan from the ClientVPN, I added a static route in the ISR with:   ip route 192.168.102.0 255.255.255.0 10.10.30.254   where 192.168.102.0 is our ClientVPN subnet and 10.10.30.254 is the MX IP for VLAN 30. Everything good so far, but if I try to access the ISR's management interface I get this error in the MX log:   The only way that I achieved to make it work, is adding a second static route like this:   ip route 192.168.102.0 255.255.255.0 10.10.10.254   where 10.10.10.254 is the MX IP.   My question is, how can I reach both subnets without adding two static routes? ... View more