Hi everyone,
can anyone please give me an indication what a WAF-license for a single VM with say 1 core and 100 mbit/s bandwidth might cost? Or in other words: What's the lowest price for a WAF-license on a vm and what specs would that cover?
Thanks!
Hi everyone,
I'm having a Cisco IR1101 (managed via SD-WAN) which has a M2M-SIM configured. On one device there is quite a bad signal, but the device wouldn't switch to a "better" network. If I execute "cellular 0/1/0 lte plmn select Auto" it suddenly selects a better provider (which is provided by the SIM) but I also had the case where it suddenly would fall back to the first provider with much worser signal rates.
Does anyone know
- why it would never switch providers on its own
- why it does it when triggered manually when PLMN is configured in auto-mode
- why it doesn't stick to the better network
- how to manually pin it to a certain provider
- is there a way to trigger an automatic provider switch on a certain threshold
Thanks a lot!
Hi everyone,
I#m having an issue with an IR1101, which doesn't establish a valid SDWAN-connection. Support is focusing on the message "%CELLWAN-2-CALL_SETUP_FAIL: Cellular0/1/0 data call setup failed due to mismatching IP address", but I'm very sure that this isn't the issue as I can pin it down to the modem. Replace the modem and the same config works.
Used the same SIM, different SIM, upgraded firmware, etc. - no changes. The SIM is a M2M-SIM which has a fixed IP on this ICCID and so the modem should always get this IP - which it does because you can ping this IP from "the outside".
Now the issue is on thing but what I'd like to understand is the message:
"%CELLWAN-2-CALL_SETUP_FAIL: Cellular0/1/0 data call setup failed due to mismatching IP address"
What does it try to tell me? What is "mismatching"? With what is it matched? btw, the IP it receives is a RFC1918 IP. Please note that I don't see the IP on the cellular interface when doing "show ip int brief", it just lists "unassigned", which is weird, because you can ping this IP in the meantime.
Thanks a lot!