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03-18-2020 03:39 PM
I've got a PA-200 at home with a Huawei B525-23a router set to "bridge mode" with an EE data sim installed (no broadband where I live)
The outside interface is set to DHCP and gets an IP address but no clients on the inside can resolve DNS. I can see the logs showing that DNS requests have 'aged-out' but think that's expected for UDP DNS queries.
I've tried setting the inside clients to use google for DNS via DHCP and enabling DNS proxy with the PA-220 inside interface as the DNS but neither work.
I also have a Meraki MX64 and with this connected all works ok and the WAN interface has an IP address of 19.7.44.xxx , G/W of 19.0.0.1 and a public IP of 213.205.192.xxx
The PA-200 gets an outside DHCP address of 19.7.44.xxx and G/W of 19.0.0.1 but doesn't seem to recognise that is behind a CGNAT so I assume the return traffic is getting lost.
Any ideas?
03-19-2020 02:30 PM
Hello,
Are both 4g routers hooked up at the same time or are you looking to migrate from one to another? Also are you looking at a failover scenario where if one fails it goes to the other?
Please advise,
03-19-2020 03:27 PM
There's only one 4G router (the Huawei) There is no other WAN to failover (I have no broadband here hence the 4G)
I was using the Meraki and then switched over to the PA-220
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