Not sure if I'm missing a step or something obvious, but I'm trying to get LEDE working on a Meraki MX60 and it all seems to work fine in terms of booting, but the networking doesn't appear to be working properly.
I setup a TFTP server on a laptop and directly connected an Ethernet cable from the laptop NIC to the WAN port on the MX60. I set the IP address of the laptop to 192.168.1.101/24
I interrupted the boot process and ran the boot commands from the README.md file.
The file successfully copied down from the TFTP server on laptop to the MX60 and it booted up
I can access the LEDE CLI over serial and it appears to operate OK
ifconfig shows the br-lan interface with IP address 192.168.1.1 and also shows the eth0, eth0.1 and eth0.2 interfaces, but none with IP addresses
Note; at this point the laptop is still connected to the WAN NIC
If I try and ping 192.168.1.101 from the MX60, it doesn't respond. I've tried connecting the laptop to all interfaces on the MX60 but I get no ping response on any ports. I also tried pinging from the laptop to the MX60 at 192.168.1.1 but get no response.
Am I missing something?
Because there is no network connectivity, I cannot proceed with flashing the MX60 with a more persistent LEDE image, as I cannot copy an image onto the MX60 over the network.
I seem to be having the same issue with my MX60w. I loaded the 17.01.4 and I tried the latest development build with no luck. @riptidewave93 how do apply the fix for this? I'ts not clear to me where or how I apply the fix. Sorry, I'm not familiar with any of this yet.
I'm not familiar with LEDE. The device boots fine to the 17.01.4 file using TFTP. I see exactly the same results as the person who started this thread.
sure, so once you boot into the tftp image, you have the shell, then do
vi /etc/config/network
change lan from eth0.1 to eth0
change wan from eth0.2 to eth1
change wan6 from eth0.2 to eth1
then go to bottom and there is 3 seconds of switch0 stuff,
just delete all 3 switch/vlan sections, then save and exit vi,
after that type /etc/init.d/network restart
then you should be able to communicate through the network to the box
I finally managed to get the MX60W flashed, using the MX60 sysupgrade TAR. All BIN files make the ports WAN - tagged with VLAN 2. I used a second device to tag LAN as VLAN 2 and through UART used iptables to allow LuCI on the Meraki's WAN IP: