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Mar 17 2020
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Mar 17 2020
5:14 AM
Hi CptnCrnch, My post is not related to your link. thanks
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Mar 17 2020
2:54 AM
Hi, Does anyone have Meraki documentation related to BGP best-path selection algorithm? From my testing environment I've noticed that a MX in one-armed concentrator mode (the only mode that supports eBGP) always prefers the eBGP route over iBGP route (it doesn't care of AS-PATH length) Ex: R1(AS 100)----eBGP----HUB1-----iBGP(AS 65100)-----HUB2----R2 (AS 200) R1 advertises subnet 10.10.10.10/32 with AS path 100 100 100 R2 advertises subnet 10.10.10.10/32 with AS path 200 --> Hub1 prefers the external route from R1 (would expect to prefer the route from Hub2) --> Hub2 prefers the external route from R2 (expected behavior) --> If R1 stops advertising 10.10.10.10/32, then Hub1 will receive the route from Hub2 via iBGP with AS PATH 65100 200 --> If Spoke 1 has in the hub list HUB1(primary) HUB2(secondary), it will prefer the route from HUB2 with AS PATH 65100 200 thanks
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Feb 21 2020
6:51 AM
Hi kYutobi, I've already read the doc that you've provided, but what I've asked is not in this document (in short, if you don't specify/limit the uplink bandwidth, and if from the provider you've bought only 10Mb, what will be the reference bandwidth used for High Normal and Low clases? Meraki doc says: +++++++++++++++ Each traffic rule supersedes each rule below it and the rules below it must strictly adhere to their fractional bandwidth limits. For instance, if there is a high traffic shaping rule but no low traffic shaping rules configured then the high priority traffic would have access to 5/7 of the available bandwidth on the uplink and normal traffic would have 2/7s. Additionally, if there are no high priority traffic shaping rules then normal priority traffic gets 6/7 of the bandwidth and low priority gets 1/7 of the uplink's bandwidth. +++++++++++++++
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Feb 21 2020
5:47 AM
Hello, Meraki documentation states: Priority can be set to High, Normal, or Low, allowing the MX series to prioritize a given network flow relative to the rest of the network traffic. The ratios are as follows: High: 4/7 Normal: 2/7 Low: 1/7 Considering that --> Carrier has provided a 10Mb uplink --> Wan uplinks have no limitation defined (see below) --> all the SD-wan traffic shaping rules have the Bandwidth limit: "Ignore network per-client (unlimited) --> there 2 High priority rules, 2 Normal priority rules and 1 Low priority rule How is the traffic prioritized/bandwidth utilization done in this case? thanks
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