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WWWolf · ‎Apr 15 2020

You should also be able to configure Layer 7 rules to block inbound connections from a "remote IP range" (or single /32 IP). Depending on your needs, it should be just as effective as a Layer 3 rule.

ConnorL · ‎Apr 15 2020

Make sure your upstream modem/router isn't NAT'ing either, else you'll need to configure the port forward on that device also.

munaf · ‎Mar 16 2020

default firewall rule is enabled and default raffic shaping is enabled but still there is no voice traffic flwing through vpn tunnel

munaf · ‎Mar 13 2020

its radios with its controller on one site it works fine but the another site it has issue

munaf · ‎Feb 21 2020

yes config is OK but the problem is connectivity is not stable sometimes it is up and sometimes goes down

AjitKumar · ‎Feb 20 2020

Hi @munaf I shall suggest go for "Advanced Security License". You may have look at the following Url (To know the difference between both the License Types) https://www.syndicateinfo.com/post/what-is-the-difference-between-the-enterprise-and-advanced-security-licenses-for-mx

rhbirkelund · ‎Feb 18 2020

But, afaik, VPN Subnet translation is not available on Non-Meraki peers...

AnythingHosted · ‎Feb 18 2020

Hello, Could the Windows (or other) firewall be preventing ping/connection to the clients across the site to site vpn? Also, make sure that the subnets are have "in vpn" selected on the Addressing & VLANs page. Chris

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