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May 6 2019
11:21 PM
Thanks PhilipDath and Nick for your reply. With such setup, I will have 2 x 1GB backbone connection between Office A and Office B. Is it advisable to link aggregate 2 x SFP ports to achieve 1 single 2GB backbone connection between Office A and Office B if Office A - Connect the 2 fibre cable directly to a single MS220 and link aggregate 2 x SFP port Office B - Connect the 2 fibre cable directly to a single MS225 and link aggregate 2 x SFP port Thank you in advanced.
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Apr 10 2019
6:18 PM
Hi, I need some advice on the setup. I got 2 office units within a same building but at different floor. - Office A got 2 MS220-48FP. Both switches are connected on Port 1 as uplink using Ethernet cable - Office B has 2 MS225-48FP. Both switches are connected on Port 1 as uplink using Ethernet cable - I got 2 fibre cable between the 2 offices Questions 1. Do I connect 2 fibre cable directly to a single MS220 or 1 fibre to each MS220? 2.Do I connect 2 fibre cable directly to a single MS225 or 1 fibre to each MS225? Is there any rule or best practices to follow? Thank you in advanced.
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Jul 18 2018
10:42 PM
Hi Philip, Thank you for your reply. For now, what i know is that my ISP will provide Cisco ISR4321 router. I unsure if the router comes with NIM-ES2-8 module (https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/routers/4000-series-integrated-services-routers-isr/data_sheet_c78-612808.html). I need to check with my ISP.
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Jul 18 2018
6:56 PM
Hi Philip, The WAN IP for ISP portion and the CPE device(the router provided by the ISP) are on /30. Internet 1 with 2 IP of 138.201.81.251 and 138.201.81.252 Internet 2 with 2 IP of 138.201.81.241 and 138.201.81.242 The pool of public LAN IPs(provided by the ISP) are on /28 starting from 138.201.78.128 - 143 and these IPs are tagged to Internet 1 & 2. The public LAN IP are in same subnet for R1/R2 Port 1 & 2 and MX as well. My apologies if my explanation is too confusing ** Ignore the 1st diagram in my first post. I uploaded the correct diagram in this post **
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Jul 18 2018
12:44 AM
Hi guys, I got 2 internet links from a same ISP. Both links share a list of public LAN IPs. I got 2 MX100 which i would like to setup HA for both MXs. Please take note that internet 1 is active and internet 2 is passive. Router 1 and 2 are on BGP that is configured by the ISP. I attached a network diagram on the setup that we would like to have. As per our ISP, we can assign public LAN IPs from our pool to both routers LAN port 1 & 2 and MX internet port and Port 2 Questions: 1. When i add a warm spare, what uplink IP option should i use? 2. For question 1 and If i use virtual IP, can i use one of the public LAN IP? What is the WAN 1 Shared IP and WAN 2 Shared IP? 3. If MX1 currently connected to 3 Meraki switches, do i need connect the 3 switches to MX2 as well?
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