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vMX integration with Umbrella Licencing Info
Hi all,
I want to integrate my vMX (Hub) with Umbrella (i have 10 sites as spokes).
I plan to create two Identities in Umbrella with a Default Policy (Guest & Employee).
I have a couple of questions:
1) What license is required for the vMX to integrate with Umbrella, considering I need advanced features like threat analysis and content control? I assume the Advanced Security license is needed.
2) Should I use Umbrella DNS Security Advantage for this?
3) Is the Umbrella license based on a "per user" or "per VLAN" model?
Thanks
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How is the VMX being used? Are you having Secure Client AnyConnect users connect - and you want their traffic protected? Or something else?
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it's used only as a HUB for SD-WAN. All the traffic then is sent to the Gateway VPN (same vnet)
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I'm not clear on what you are trying to achieve.
You have a number of AutoVPN branches and that is it the traffic you are wanting to protect?
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In the spoke sites, (split tunnel configured) users going in Internet will need to get to Umbrella and i need protection. So the vMX (where the Umbrella configuration should be configured) need to provide that security.
So ,getting back to the beginning:
1) What license is required for the vMX to integrate with Umbrella, considering I need advanced features like threat analysis and content control? I assume the Advanced Security license is needed.
2) Should I use Umbrella DNS Security Advantage for this?
3) Is the Umbrella license based on a "per user" or "per VLAN" ?
Hope is clear now.M
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What you are describing is "Cloud Onramp". The configuration is done on the spokes, not the VMX.
https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Meraki_Umbrella_SDWAN_Connector/Deployment_Guide
You need Umbrella SIG Essentials or SIG Advantage.
https://umbrella.cisco.com/products/umbrella-enterprise-security-packages
It is licenced per user.
On the Meraki side - it works with all MX licence types.
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ok but you telling me i cannot rich Umbrella via a local brekout form a Spoke? MUST I pass through SD_WAN?
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With Cloud OnRamp, it goes via Umbrella to SD-WAN.
If you want to reduce your requirements to just DNS filtering then then you can Umbrella DNS Essentials, and use DNS integration.
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Hi Philip,
first of all thanks for your time to answer to my questions. The only thing im have to understand is if i can use a local internet connection from my spoke networks to go to umbrella or not. Cause you are telling me that i need to use SD_WAN (passing though the HUB) and i dont want to go through it to get to the Umbrella network.
Can you kidnly clarify that to me?
Thanks.
