Can I use Wireguard with Meraki VPN?

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tallariel
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Can I use Wireguard with Meraki VPN?

I'm using Meraki VPN on macOS, and was wondering if I could use through Wireguard instead? 

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KarstenI
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What is the Gateway you want to connect to? The MX? Then it won’t work. If any other Wireguard server? Then you should ask the operator of that device.

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alemabrahao
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Yes, you can, I have clients that use pfSense VPN, you will probably need to create a NAT for the server, because I believe that you will not configure a public IP directly on the server, correct ?

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tallariel
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Thanks for the response, glad to know it's possible. Could you please let me know what are the steps to get that done or where I can look them up? 

alemabrahao
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I have no experience with Wire guard, but you can Google it.

 

Something like (Wireguard VPN Client  to site setup)

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tallariel
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Thanks, I hadn't heard of google before. 

KarstenI
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Just to make sure you don't get this wrong. You can set up a Wireguard server in your network and do a port-forward on the MX to that server. But the MX itself will not run a Wireguard server. There we only have the legacy L2TP/IPsec and the support for AnyConnect (now Cisco Secure Client).

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alemabrahao
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@KarstenII'm assuming he knows that.

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KarstenI
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I would not assume this as the question was for "Wireguard with Meraki VPN". I think he wants to use Wireguard *on* the MX. @tallariel Can you clarify this?

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tallariel
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@Karsten I don't have access to the MX, so I would like to know if and how I could set that up client-side (i.e. on my macOS machine)?

KarstenI
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What is the Gateway you want to connect to? The MX? Then it won’t work. If any other Wireguard server? Then you should ask the operator of that device.

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