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I believe the reason this was happening was that the route-map I had in place for another node on this VLAN was causing packets to be dropped. What I did as a more permanent fix was to had an entry in the route-map’s match address list for the problem server. This route-map directs the traffic for those two nodes over a different VLAN between the locations.

I am not sure why the route-map was dropping the traffic and even worse why an access-list allowing traffic from that host would fix the problem. One of those weird issues I guess.

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