VMx appliance in Azure

[garonson]

Hi

My customer have an VMx appliance in azure runnning in Passthrough or VPN Concentrator mode with auto-vpn to a customer site where they have a MX100 physical box in routed mode. Both appliances are configured as Hubs. I need to have a none-meraki ipsec-peer connected to the appliance in azure.... is that possible as it is configures today? Or could I make it routed or do I need another appliance in azure? I have other none-meraki ipsec-peers connected to the customer appliance....for information... 

best regards 

Goran

[jimmyt234]

Yes, you can configure non-Meraki VPN peers on a vMX in concentrator mode.

[garonson]

Ok, Thanks! I will try that in next week. 

I had to verify it.

Best regards

[garonson]

Hi again, I have problems with the none meraki peer to establish the tunnel to the azure appliance. This none meraki-peer already has a vpn tunnel to the main MX100 at the customer site. Is this setup a probelm? I have a "All network" tag on the established tunnel to the mx100... when I try to do the other tunnel from my none merki(fortigate) I use the same preshared key and don't configure anything new in my azure meraki vm(the network is enabled for vpn before) ... since there are a auto-vpn tunnel between the mx100 and the appliance in azure.... phase1 looks fine in fortigate but phase 2 won't come up although I'm generating traffic but no error messages anyware... What am I doing wrong?

Best regards 

Goran

[garonson]

Hi Again... Do we have someone that can help with this issue??

Best regard

Goran