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Aug 12 2022
8:34 AM
I changed the DSCP tagging, so Ill see how that goes. Something that I did notice is that at the same time as the issue was happening for a minute, there was a brief spike of packet loss from our uplink (3.3%). That happens once or twice a day, so that might explain it. I will monitor and see if they correlate with each other. Is there anything I can do on my end to help packet loss or latency, or would that be an ISP issue? (We use WAN 2 as our primary uplink)
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Aug 11 2022
10:43 AM
Our network has been having issues with Google Meet glitching out occasionally and giving the "Network Unstable" error. This only happens to clients on the network. Our internet speed should be able to handle this traffic just fine (500mbps up/down). This is happening to clients on Wi-Fi as well as directly connected. I set a traffic rule that sets video conferencing traffic to high priority, but it doesn't seem to help. Did I do this right? Is there something else that I need to do or look for?
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Aug 2 2022
5:01 PM
On occasion devices cannot connect, or is really slow to connect to a specific website. This time, it is Salesforce. The site is not down, and can be reached outside the network just fine. What should be checked to troubleshoot this? I have http caching disabled, and I tried placing a network rule to set the priority to high without helping.
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Jul 15 2021
12:55 PM
I have a client who can connect to the VPN just fine. I am using Meraki Cloud for authentication. The client cannot see a device that they are trying to remote desktop. I checked the users firewall and the client device is set to allow RDP. On my device, I was able to go on to the VPN and RDP into the computer just fine. Would adding a static route help the connection? How would I go about doing so? I am not familiar with static routes. Host VLAN: (192.168.100.0/23) VPN subnet: (192.168.30.0/25)
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Jul 7 2021
2:56 PM
Yes, I am able to connect to it without the firewall. Is there a certain rule that I have to add to the host's firewall?
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Jul 7 2021
10:14 AM
I have a new avatar. I'm going to need some color since Im grayscale.
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Jul 7 2021
9:57 AM
My network is consisted of multiple VLANS: management 10 (192.168.10.0/24) wired clients 100 (192.168.100.0/23) wireless clients 200 (192.168.200.0/23) and the VPN subnet (192.168.30.0/25) I am able to connect to the VPN successfully, and I am able to ping all the default gateways for each VLAN. However, I do not see any pattern with what I can ping and what I cannot. I can ping a few clients in VLAN 100, and a few in 200. The few that I can ping are laptops, desktops, mobile phones, APs, etc. But I also cannot ping a few desktops, laptops (of the same model and OS). For example, right now I am trying to remote desktop from a VPN client into a wired windows desktop on VLAN 100. I allowed remote desktop connections on the windows machine. I can remote into it from another windows machine on the same VLAN, but not from the VPN client. I just barely implemented this network less than a week ago, so I have not added any firewall rules. All connections between SSIDs are allowed. Is there something else I can check for?
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