2 Non-Meraki VPN routing

klebsonmateus
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2 Non-Meraki VPN routing

Hello everyone, I'm new in the Meraki world I apologise for any dumb question.

I have this topology in my company:

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We use a MX68 in our office and from both Office and Meraki Client VPN I can reach all Non-Meraki Peers, but I'm not able to reach a Non-Meraki peer from another Non-Meraki peer.

 

For example:

I have set up a Non-Meraki Peer in my home(Peer C), i can reach everything that is in the office but I can't reach some servers in the Non-Meraki Peer B.

Is there a way to make it work?

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PhilipDAth
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That would require hair-pinning.  I don't know for a fact, but I doubt it will work.

 

For it to work, both non-Meraki peers would have to have in their encryption domain everything that was also present in the other non-Meraki peer encryption domain.  The config would get pretty yucky pretty quickly.

LarsDalgaard
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I too have the same setup and question.

I have created a case with meraki support, but have yet to get a reply.

 

PhilipDAth
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It is so much work to try and make a configuration do that - I wouldn't even go there.

klebsonmateus
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Thanks for helping Philip, do you have any suggestion for me to change something in this topology and make this work?

Pavithran
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Communication between two Non-Meraki VPN Peers cannot be achieved through Meraki VPN. Because you cant send the Non-Meraki VPN Peer A subnet to Non-Meraki VPN Peer B subnet from Meraki devices as a  local subnet. 

 

You have to configure a direct VPN tunnel between two Non-Meraki VPN Peers to establish their communication.

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