Hey @Stallone  Just to verify, your on-premise traffic can't send any traffic to your ec2 instance?   It is all blocked?   ... View more

Going to add a couple of tips that will maybe help someone in the future. This isn't a complete step by step guide, just some tips that will help. First get the VMX spun up using this document -  https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/MX_Installation_Guides/vMX_Setup_Guide_for_Amazon_Web_Services_(AWS) Make sure you add the VMX to the public subnet Your Ip in the Meraki dashboard should be the same IP as the public IP under the details   Click Client VPN and enable Anyconnect Fill in the setting that works for your environment - Anyconnect VPN subnet - example 192.168.2.0/24 (Make this different subnet than your VPC)   In AWS go to route tables for the public and private subnets Add 192.168.2.0/24  as the destination and target is going to be your Meraki network interface To find Meraki network interface (EC2 -> go to VMX and click networking)   ... View more

Thanks for the help.  I am now seeing the generated traffic.  I am seeing the traffic being hit on the IP(Elastic IP) in AWS but the public IP on the Meraki portal is different and nothing on that IP.    I tried connecting to it by the Elastic IP and it isn't prompting to connect.   I have allowed udp/tcp 443 on the security group.    Appreciate any help or thoughts.     ... View more

Thank you for the information.   I am not seeing that traffic so I will keep investigating.     ... View more

Hello Netguy11, Trying to test out Anyconnect connecting to a Vmx in AWS and I can't get it to connect.  I have allowed port 443 in our security group but nothing.    Did some packet capturing and it seems like the traffic isn't making it to the Vmx.  Any suggestions or thoughts?  Thanks! ... View more