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Unexus · ‎Mar 18 2024

I would like to block network acess after a device tried to acces a site that gives a postive match on blocked sites/content. E.g. by release the DHCP and only give access after an admin gave consent again. Is such functionality available for MX67? And how to confgure?

Unexus · ‎Dec 27 2023

I have a MX67 Site-to-Site VPN to Azure VPN VLAN1 192.168.1.0/24 When connected with remote client I can connect over Azure VPN to 192.168.1.x (MX67) and another HTTP(S) accessibel device in the local network. In VLAN1 also a SOPHOS RED is connected, that creates a VPN tunnel to another site (192.168.70.0) Connection to 192.168.70.0 is created via a static route via 192.168.1.1 When in local LAN we can connect to 192.168.70.0 (route table in MX shows 192.168.1.1 as next hop) When remote we cannot connect ot 192.168.70.0 anymore. Traffic gets lost somewhre in MX. When we make a wireshark trace in MX, we see trafic coming from Azure VPN clients to 192.168.70.0 but then no further traffice anymore. I expect I need to make a route FROM Azure VPN Clients (10.99.2.0) to 192.168.70.0 via 192.168.1.1 but cannot figure out where to create that. Anyone a suggestion? Regards, Frederik

Unexus · ‎Jun 28 2023

Exactly my road to follow, at least you don't answer with "no, not possible", so it implies its a matter of configuring correct. Right?

Unexus · ‎Jun 28 2023

We will get a MS120-48 switch. One port will connect to our MX67 LAN port. Other ports will be patched to outlets On the outlets we want to connect on some ports an unmanaged (Netgear) switch, since the amount of outlets in the office is not enough to serve all the equipment. 1) how can this be done, what do I need to configure on the specific port on the MS120-48? 2) is there a max amount of devices that can be managed on the MS120-48 port? New (and learning on the job) on switching. Frederik

Unexus · ‎Apr 11 2023

Instead of 0.0.0.0/0 I used any

Unexus · ‎Apr 11 2023

Hi, we're moving over to a MX67 and I'm busy with the configuration. I have 2 WAN connections both connected and up, first on WAN port, second on Port 2, configured for WAN 2 LAN's I have only port 5 connected, clients are given IP's in range 192.168.2.0/24 via DHCP Uplink is configured as Primary WAN1, Load balancing is disabled and I have dedictated Flow Preferences for ANY 192.168.2.0/24 to ANY 0.0.0.0/32 to use uplink WAN2. I see WAN1 is used (via check MyIP on internet) so I wonder why. I also see in Appliance Status that WAN1 is Active and WAN2 is Ready. When I unplug WAN1, then trafice is routed over WAN2 to the internet. Any idea what I configure the wrong way? Do I forget someting? Is my Flow Pref wrong? The only thing I can think of is that in the VLAN config the uplink is set to Any but when configuring the IPv4 VLAN I never had the option to choose a certain WAN as uplink.

Unexus · ‎Mar 31 2023

Hi, we're moving over to a MX67 and I'm busy with the configuration. I have 1 internet connection with WAN 5 IP's available. 2 LAN's I would like to have something that is called in our current router a WAN IP Alias, 1 phyiscal IP connection, 1 static WAN IP address configured and a few static IP Aliases. Goal: Traffic from LAN1 to the internet is identified on the internet with WAN IP1 Traffic from LAN2 to the internet is identified on the internet with WAN IP2 Is this possible with the MX67 and if so, how? Or do I need to use one of the LAN ports, switch it to WAN and connect my internet via a switch to Meraki WAN1 and WAN2? Regards, Frederik

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